By: Becky Robinson With one day to go until December 31st, we still have $70,385 to raise. I’ve been thinking…. What if everyone reading this took a minute to give right now, whether it’s $5 or $50 or $500 or $5,000, so more cats and kittens could be safe and protected in 2014? Imagine how many lives we’d save . How many animal shelters we’d help … Continue reading Alley Cat Allies’ year-end goal
By: Aileen Walden Nature can be cruel. And so can people. So when I heard Polka Dot the kitten survived raging floodwaters and bone chilling cold—only to have cruel hands stuff her into a carrier crammed with trash so she’d be thrown out with the garbage, I knew I had to contact you. I’m Aileen Walden, Director of Community Programs & Support at Alley Cat … Continue reading Polka Dot
By: Becky Robinson With the winter snowfall beginning in Colorado and the upper Midwest, I want to tell you about a black cat named Shadow. Watching through binoculars, Ben saw the cat he’d nicknamed Shadow walking in the thick snow. He worried about what might happen to Shadow as the snow and cold intensified. He considered calling an animal shelter – but fortunately, Ben called … Continue reading Winter is Coming
By: Alley Cat Allies I’m outraged that a so-called “Humane” Officer in North Ridgeville, Ohio, shot and killed five kittens. North Ridgeville Mayor David Gillock should issue an immediate order halting the “euthanasia” of cats by Humane Officers—and meet with Alley Cat Allies to discuss more humane measures for feral cats, including community-supported Trap-Neuter-Return. Humane Officers should be educating residents about how to treat animals … Continue reading Tell North Ridgeville’s Mayor to Halt the Killing of Cats and Meet with Alley Cat Allies
