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Friend, Alley Cat Allies just exposed the U.S. National Park Service’s (NPS) FALSE CERTIFICATION of its administrative record as complete regarding its plan to remove and kill cats in San Juan, Puerto Rico. We’re continuing our fight to protect the cats of the Paseo del Morro through our active lawsuit. Join the fight and support this critical work with a gift today. Hundreds of public comments, including those of Puerto Ricans opposing NPS action against their community’s cats, were excluded from the administrative record. For NPS to omit so many voices, and then certify the administrative record as complete is an egregious failure. The public expects and deserves transparency from federal agencies, especially when those federal agencies’ actions determine whether cats live or die. Alley Cat Allies’ historic lawsuit argues that NPS failed to properly follow legal procedure in developing its plan to remove and kill cats in Puerto Rico. Since the administrative record is crucial for determining whether the agency’s actions are lawful under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Administrative Procedure Act (APA), this shocking new revelation only further supports our argument. Please, make your emergency gift as we continue to protect the community cats of San Juan from the NPS. We won’t back down until Puerto Rico’s community cats are safe from cruel federal action. We’re counting on compassionate supporters like you to stand by us. Make your urgently needed donation today to help us keep up the fight to save community cats’ lives in Puerto Rico and everywhere.
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