Atlantic City Boardwalk Cats' Home to Get a Spring Cleaning
… Sovereign Ave. and Boardwalk
WHEN: Saturday, May 3, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
WHERE: Starting at S. Vermont Ave. and Boardwalk
Volunteers will start at listed locations.
Since 2000, Alley Cat Allies has cared for the cats living at the boardwalk through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), a humane and lifesaving program in which the …
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Alley Cat Allies Helps with TNR at Bayside Prison
… all seven cats in her colony!
Alley Cat Allies’ Atlantic City Program Manager Kim Kean and Direct Care Associate Pam Ward helped transport the cats from different locations on the prison property to the clinic, which was run by run by Animal Alliance of Cape May County. Alley Cat Allies staff also assisted in the …
The Future Five: These Shelters Are Committed to Lifesaving Changes for Cats
… halfway house for animals,” says Juliana deRosa, Senior Manager of Community Engagement for Alley Cat Allies. “In fact, no feral cats have been euthanized since the inception of their Shelter-Neuter-Return program.” As in TNR programs, cats in Shelter-Neuter-Return (SNR) programs are vaccinated, sterilized, and returned to the location where they were
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The Future Five: These Shelters Are Committed to Lifesaving Changes for Cats
… halfway house for animals,” says Juliana deRosa, Senior Manager of Community Engagement for Alley Cat Allies. “In fact, no feral cats have been euthanized since the inception of their Shelter-Neuter-Return program.” As in TNR programs, cats in Shelter-Neuter-Return (SNR) programs are vaccinated, sterilized, and returned to the location where they were
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REPORT: Support for Trap-Neuter-Return for Cats Rose Ten-fold Among Local Governments Over Past Decade
… to their animal control policies, the report includes recommendations on what to include in a TNR ordinance, including mandating the return of cats to their original colony location, and protections for cat caregivers.
More information on TNR can be found at the website www.CommonSenseForCats.org.
To see an advance copy of the report Trap …
Alley Cat Allies Rallies in Atlantic City after Hurricane
… groups. Specifically, we will help to assure that cats found during rescue efforts will have safe shelter until their caregivers or families are identified or until safe locations or new homes can be found. We will also vet any injured cats, spay/neuter and vaccinate any cats that may be displaced but who are rescued …
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Fort Worth, Texas Residents: Attend a Meeting and Support Trap-Neuter-Return
… work that already is being done by caregivers, and not stand in the way of successful, progressive humane approaches for Fort Worth. A TNR ordinance that truly protects cats does not define caregivers as “owners” nor does it require that caregivers publicly disclose the locations of the colonies they care for.
Learn more about ordinances.
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Next Steps to Save Loews Cats
… humane decision. We also continue our aid to the local group that is rescuing Loews cats from the shelter; we’re helping them find foster and permanent locations for the cats and providing them with much needed supplies for their ongoing care. The health and well-being of these cats who lost their only home …
Emergency Response Volunteers Needed at the Atlantic City Boardwalk
… As soon as the storm subsides, we will check the beach and the colony sites. If we need help, our Atlantic City Program Manager, Amanda, will email volunteers with the location and time to meet her at the Boardwalk.
To sign up, call Amanda at 609-892- 6235 or email her at [email protected].
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Emergency Volunteers Needed to Shelter Cats in Alabama!
… week, while the damage to the feral cat colonies’ neighborhoods is being assessed. Then the cats will be neutered and safely relocated or returned to their colony location.
Can you or someone you know help these cats? Please call Alley Cat Allies National Cat Help Desk Specialist Laura Ramos at 1-866-271-5534 or …
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