Friend, I wanted to make sure you saw our urgent update:

Alley Cat Allies has been in South Carolina this week providing lifesaving work for cats and kittens affected by Hurricane Helene, including cat food, veterinary care, and power generators for the local animal organizations without power in the storm’s wake.

Disaster response work like this is only possible with your generosity: So please, donate to our $50,000 Emergency Response fundraising goal by midnight TONIGHT to support our on-the-ground disaster relief and all our lifesaving work for cats and kittens.

Thank you for providing the support that cats in need rely on,

Alley Cat Allies

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From: Alley Cat Allies
Date: Mon, Sep 30, 2024
Subject: Cats affected by Hurricane Helene need you

Dear friend,

No power, no food, and in need of urgent help. That’s the reality right now for cats at an animal rescue in Ridgeland, South Carolina, after the destruction of Hurricane Helene.

Alley Cat Allies is on the ground working with Jasper Animal Rescue Mission to provide supplies and other critical aid for cats in the wake of the hurricane. Please make an urgent donation to support the Alley Cat Allies Rapid Response Team as we save lives. Help us meet our Emergency Response fundraising goal of $50,000 by midnight, Oct. 4.

Jasper Animal Rescue Mission is currently taking care of over 100 animals affected by Hurricane Helene, but power is out, and the need is high. The Alley Cat Allies Rapid Response Team is on the ground right now with:

• Power generators;

• Cat and dog food;

• Kitten food;

• Kitten supplies;

• And more

Our disaster relief efforts at the most critical times are only possible because of caring people like you. Friend, cats in storm-ravaged South Carolina need us. Please help us reach our disaster response fundraising goal by Oct. 4—there isn’t a moment to lose.

Thank you for being there for cats, when disasters strike and always, friend.

For the cats,

Alley Cat Allies