Since 1990, Alley Cat Allies has led the movement to protect and improve the lives of ALL cats. Today, over 1 million supporters join us in our mission, and people worldwide look to Alley Cat Allies for leadership in humane, evidence-based programs for cats and kittens. Please join us as we build a world where all cats are valued and every community has policies and resources to defend them.
Join the fight for stronger laws against individualized cruelty like when a family pet is abused, and seek justice for the victims.
Spay and neuter cats stops a boom in kitten births in spring and summer known as "kitten season." By ending a cat's breeding cycle, fewer kittens are born outdoors...and fewer cats are brought into an animal shelter system that all too often kills them.
Kittens can be safely spayed or neutered at 2 months old or as soon as they weigh 2 pounds.
You love cats. You love your own cat, your neighbor's cat, and community cats. You might even think it's not possible for you to #LoveCatsMore. But when it comes to saving cats' lives, there are ways everyone can #LoveCatsMore.
Every Kitty, Every City® is a series of day-long networking conferences for cat advocates, officials, and animal professionalsand people who just want to learn more about cats.
Alley Cat Allies' Feline Frenzy is carefully planned and tailored to each community to bring together key groups to help catsand people, too.
Global Cat Day is October 16, when advocates around the world join Alley Cat Allies as we lead the charge to save cats from being harmed and killed.
Microchips can save lives by helping reunite lost pets with their family or community cats with their colony.
Microchips save lives by helping reunite lost or displaced cats with their human families indoors or community cats with their bonded feline families outdoors, also called colonies . With many animal shelters still killing countless cats, a microchip is a critical lifeline. Save a cats life with these three basic steps.
Everyone knows nothing is cuter than kittens! But you may not know that every year millions of kittens need help, and aren't always able to get the care they need. That's where the community and shelters come together, and Alley Cat Allies' help
Nationwide, and around the world, compassionate people care for cats who live outdoors. These community cat caregivers are good Samaritans who devote their time, energy, and resources to provide outdoor cats with food, veterinary care, and love.
The truth is, in nearly all cases, kittens outdoors don't need to be "rescued." In fact, removing kittens from their mothers and bringing them indoors can be detrimental to their wellbeing. If you see kittens alone, their mother is likely close byand her instincts make her their best possible caregiver.
Alley Cat Allies is here for you and cats as the COVID-19 outbreak causes major upheavals in our lives. Right now, we are taking immediate, swift action. We're making it possible to keep food banks for animals stocked. For people who can't afford to feed their cats, or even find food in local stores, these food banks are a lifeline.
National Feral Cat Day® is October 16! Alley Cat Allies created National Feral Cat Day in 2001 as a call to action to raise awareness about community cats (also called feral or stray cats), promote Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), and empower the millions of compassionate people around the United States who care about cats and kittens to drive change on their behalf.
The Alley Cat Allies Veterinarian Training Program™ educates experienced and novice veterinarians and veterinary students on the most effective techniques for community cats.
Our Feral Friends Network is comprised of people working around the world to help cats and the people who care for them. Find a Feral Friend near you!
In a time when many face financial insecurity, low- and no-cost services for cats are more critical than ever. Alley Cat Allies compiled a list of low-cost and no-cost veterinary care by state to help people access resources to protect cats and kittens.
In a time when many face financial insecurity, low- and no-cost services for cats are more critical than ever. Alley Cat Allies compiled a list of animal food banks by state to help people access resources to protect cats and kittens.
Can compassion unite a community, transform policies, change hearts and minds, and save lives? Yes! Alley Cat Allies' Atlantic City Boardwalk Cats Project® is proof.
As the national experts on cats, Alley Cat Allies works to inform the public on the truth about cats and correct misinformation that can get cats killed. Find out more truths.
