Friend, Alley Cat Allies has won a major victory to protect community cats living on the San Juan National Historic Site in Puerto Rico! Our legal efforts and refusal to back down forced the U.S. National Park Service (NPS) to agree to halt movement on its cruel plan to remove and kill cats on the historic site starting October 1.

For now, the cats are safe, but their future hangs in the balance. The NPS has shown its willingness to pursue brutal and inhumane action, and without continued pressure, these cats remain in grave danger. Alley Cat Allies is prepared to fight relentlessly until the NPS abandons its inhumane plan entirely.

Will you rush a donation now to help Alley Cat Allies continue our legal battle and put a permanent end to the NPS’ deadly plan for community cats in Puerto Rico?

For generations, community cats have lived in peace along the rocky shores of San Juan’s scenic Paseo del Morro, which is part of the San Juan National Historic Site. They are true community members who are adored by locals and tourists alike and are woven into the fabric of Puerto Rican culture.

We’re counting on your help to see this fight to the end, so will you please give now to help us protect the community cats of Puerto Rico?

Thank you,

Alley Cat Allies