Which areas of Alley Cat Allies' work do you think are most important? Check all that apply: Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) , including implementing TNR programs in communities and protecting and supporting existing programsAnimal shelter transformation, including promoting our lifesaving programs and educating animal shelter employees and volunteers to create positive outcomes for catsNeonatal kitten (kittens under 4 weeks old) programs , including funding veterinary care, educating people on how to care for kittens, and providing Kitten Care Kits for Wait Until 8 initiativesPromoting lifesaving policies and legislation , like declaw bans, beneficial TNR ordinances, and anti-cruelty lawsFighting harmful and lethal policies and legislation , including those that would hamper TNR efforts such as feeding bans, leash laws for cats, cat licensing, and othersAnti-cruelty , including seeking justice for cats who have been harmed by individuals and institutions and showing individuals how to report and respond to crueltySpay and neuter, vaccination, and microchipping initiatives for cats, including working with local organizations to create long-term change and increase the number of cats reachedDisaster response , including providing emergency veterinary care, reuniting cats with their families during wildfires, and working with local organizations to increase capacityCombating misinformation and misguided thinking about cats that lead to deadly policies, including anti-cat rhetoric around wildlife and public healthTaking on institutionalized cruelty , such as local governments and institutions that sanction the removal or killing of catsVeterinary outreach , so veterinarians have the information they need to effectively care and advocate for all cats--including community catsCat care information , including how to build outdoor cat shelters, best practices for community cat care, winter weather tips, how to address unwanted scratching, and moreResources for advocates, veterinarians, animal shelter professionals, animal control officers, elected officials, and others including our Kitten Progression guide, TNR guide, Cat Socialization Continuum, How to Talk to Animal Control, and moreOther
