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Community Cats and the Public: A Healthy Relationship
The science behind why feral cats are safe members of our communities.
Alley Cat Allies’ Ant Proof Bowl Recommendations
Ant-proof bowls are great for summer feeding! Learn the best ways and the right bowls to keep food and water free of bugs in warm weather.
How to Live With Cats in Your Neighborhood
Have outdoor cats in your neighborhood and don't know what to do? Learn how to keep cats out of your yard with cat repellents and Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR).
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is Not Abandonment And Local Laws Must Reflect It
TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) is NOT abandonment. When community cats are returned, they are going back to the outdoor homes where they have been living and thriving. Learn more.
Alley Cat Action, Volume 34, Issue 3, Spring 2024
Fearlessly Defending Cats and All Animals
Alley Cat Action, Volume 32, Issue 1, Fall 2021
Making Critical Change for Cats in Wake of Hurricane Ida and More
Alley Cat Allies Exposes Misrepresentation of TNR in The New Yorker
How Old Is That Kitten? Kitten Progression: At-a-Glance
Check out our newborn kitten progression chart. Get important answers to questions like: how to tell how old a kitten is and when do cats open their eyes?
Case Study: Johnson County Animal Shelter
How to Support Trap-Neuter-Return in Your Community without Doing It All
Want to embrace Trap-Neuter-Return but your organization is short on resources? This guide helps you support Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) in the community without taking on the role of creating and operating the entire program.
Saving Cats and Kittens with a Foster Care Program
Foster care programs will enable shelters to dramatically improve live release rates for cats that means more lives saved! This guide will help you get your foster program off the ground quickly and avoid common pitfalls and difficulties. It even includes easy-to-use worksheets!
“What about Complaints?” Managing Communications When Your Shelter Adopts a SNR or TNR Policy
This guide provides real-life advice and information from animal services directors who have implemented Shelter-Neuter-Return (SNR) or Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs. It will help you address questions about your program or help you make decisions about launching a new program.