NEW VIDEO: All About The Vacuum Effect
It’s a scientific fact: Killing or removing feral cats who live outdoors won’t reduce the size or eliminate the feline population across time. It may sound counterintuitive but it’s true, and the Vacuum Effect is the reason why. We’ll explain in the latest video in our All About educational series: All About the Vacuum Effect. […]
Kitten Sitting in California
Alley Cat Allies helps communities save kittens’ lives with Leave Them BeTM campaign Alley Cat Allies has plenty of experience protecting cats through emergency situations with FieldHaven Feline Center in Northern California. So when the COVID-19 pandemic created another crisis on the West Coast, we once more provided emergency funding to FieldHaven to set a […]
Mississippi Cats Can Count on Alley Cat Allies
Alley Cat Allies’ COVID-19 emergency funding is helping even the youngest animal organizations become the pillars of strength their communities need in a time of crisis. Fixin The Coast, based in Harrison County, Mississippi, is one such group. It will be only a year old as of July 7, yet has stepped up as a […]
Keeping Families Togetherâ„¢: Alley Cat Allies Donates More Cat Food and Supplies in Florida
Alley Cat Allies’ groundbreaking COVID-19 relief collaborations with Florida food banks are filling cats’ food bowls across the state. In the past month, we’ve donated even more animal food and cat litterand we are Keeping Families TogetherTM. “By providing food for cats and other animals, we are helping to ensure that they will not be […]
Biography – Jane Hoffman
Jane Hoffman is President and co-founder of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals (the Alliance). The Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity founded in 2003 with the goal of transforming New York City into a community where no dogs or cats of reasonable health and temperament are killed merely because they do not have homes. […]
Biography Dr. Lynn Bahr
Dr. Lynn Bahr is a 1991 graduate from the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine. She credits a special grey and white ball of kitten fluff to lead her down the path of a career in feline medicine and behavior. Helping to strengthen the human-animal bond is her life’s mission and guiding force and […]
Saving Kittens During COVID-19
Within days of the COVID-19 pandemic landing in the United States, Alley Cat Allies began issuing emergency funding to protect cats and kittens. Today, we have supported more than 50 organizations and food banks so they can continue and even expand their lifesaving work. By providing critical donations and supportand educating communities on the best […]
Biography – Salise Shuttlesworth
Salise Shuttlesworth, J.D., is executive director and founder, of Friends For Life, Houston, Texas “You don’t lead by pointing and telling people someplace to go. You lead by going to that place, and then making a case. That’s what Friends For Life is built ondoing progressive things and proving that they work. We brought Houston […]
Biography – Denise Deisler
Denise Deisler is CEO/Executive Director of Jacksonville Humane Society. Denise Deisler joined the Jacksonville Humane Society in September 2011. She immediately developed productive partnerships, increased revenue while reducing expenses, recruited an energetic, talented and enthusiastic board, and implemented new initiatives that contributed significantly to the community’s no kill goal. New programs for underage kittens, a […]
Caring for Tennessee Cats Through Tornadoes and COVID-19
Between tornadoes in early March and the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic not a month later, communities in Tennessee have been hit hard this year. Alley Cat Allies is providing the support needed to feed and care for cats and kittens through both crisesand we’re saving lives. “As people lose paychecks, there is a risk […]