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We Exposed the National Park Service for False Certification of an Administrative Record as Complete

Alley Cat Allies exposed that the NPS certification of its administrative record as complete regarding its plan to remove and kill cats in San Juan, Puerto Rico, was false.

We uncovered that NPS excluded hundreds of public comments from the record. Among those comments were the voices of Puerto Ricans opposing NPS action against their community's cats.

In our historic lawsuit, we argue that NPS did not properly follow legal procedure in developing its plan to kill cats. NPS’s false certification further supports our argument.

Learn more—our fight to save Puerto Rico's cats is going strong.

Give to Save Cats' Lives in 2025
Your gift today will help us protect cats and kittens throughout the year, through every challenge.

NEW RESOURCES to Protect Cats

Our popular Step-by-Step Guide to Trap-Neuter-Return has been updated and improved. Even better: it’s now spiral-bound and waterproof, so it can travel with you every step of the TNR process!

Grab your Guide + more new resources >

We Stopped the Killing of Cats in Summit County

Because of Alley Cat Allies’ action against Summit County, Ohio, and its county-operated animal shelter, the shelter has ceased impounding healthy cats and needlessly killing any cat it deems too “feral.”

This is a huge and lifesaving change >

$10,000 Reward for Information on Poisoning of Cats

We are seeking information that will lead to the prosecution and conviction of any person(s) involved in the deadly antifreeze poisoning of cats at a mobile home community in Warren, Ohio.

What you need to know >

California Declaw Ban Passes in Committee

The Golden State is one step closer to ending declawing! We sent testimony in support of the bill, AB 867, and will keep you updated on next steps to Keep Cats’ Claws On Their Paws^™.

Let’s ban declawing in California >

Bringing Critical Resources to North Carolina Cats

We’re working in Asheville, North Carolina, to provide TNR and food to community cats! The community is still recovering from Hurricane Helene, so these resources are an incredible relief to so many.

Read more about your impact >

How to Help Sick or Injured Cats Outdoors

If you find a community cat outdoors who is not thriving, we urge you to take them to a veterinarian IMMEDIATELY. Our resource will walk you through the best practices for long-term care.

Learn more >

Submit Your Cat Photos for Our 2025-2026 Calendar

Your cat could be our next calendar cover star, or represent a month of the year in gorgeous full color. The deadline is TODAY, April 8, so get your photos in before midnight!

Submit your photos >

You Saved Their Lives

Alley Cat Allies works with veterinarians to boost access to care and no-cost services for cats. Here are just some stories of the impact we’ve made this month thanks to supporters like you.

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Impact Story: Saving Blossom and Her Family

Blossom, Bloom, Bud, Buttercup, and Bee are getting bigger every day! As you can see, they've opened their eyes to the world around them. In fact, they’re becoming quite the little explorers!

Alley Cat Allies helped rescue the five siblings, and their mother, Brook, from a shelter without humane programs for neonatal kittens (kittens younger than 4 weeks old). Without our swift action, it was likely the little family would have been killed.

Working with veterinary allies, through our expert educational materials, and because of our supporters like you, we're protecting young kittens throughout kitten season!

Your support makes all the difference.