Community Cat Allies And Supporters

It takes a village to support community cats. Here are some of the top supporters in the network and the resources they offer. These groups play a hands-on role in fighting for animal welfare and share their experiences through webinars, workshops, and guides. Join the network fighting to make healthy, happy cats!

Connect with TNR animal control experts, animal shelters, cat caregivers, and veterinary services, and find new volunteer opportunities and ways to save cats in need.

Alley Cat Allies

Alley Cat Allies is a renowned 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and improving the lives of cats for over 30 years. With their unwavering commitment to advocacy, education, and community engagement, they have become a leading voice in the movement to protect and promote the welfare of cats.

Founded in 1990, Alley Cat Allies has been pivotal in transforming public perception and policies related to stray and feral cats. Through their innovative programs and initiatives, Alley Cat Allies has made significant strides in raising awareness about the importance of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) as a compassionate and effective approach to managing free-roaming cat populations. Their efforts to protect cats have saved countless feline lives and fostered harmonious relationships between cats and communities.

Alley Cat Allies believes in the power of education and outreach to create lasting change. They provide valuable resources, training, and support to individuals, organizations, and communities seeking to implement TNR programs and improve the welfare of cats. Their educational materials, workshops, and webinars empower advocates and caregivers with the knowledge and tools they need to make a positive impact in their own neighborhoods.

With a passionate and dedicated team, Alley Cat Allies continues to be at the forefront of the animal welfare movement. Their tireless advocacy work has led to significant policy advancements, ensuring that cats are treated with compassion and respect.

Alley Cat Allies Resources

Feral Friends Network: Feral Friends Network connects cat allies locally for TNR, fostering, adoptions, and other collaboration to improve the lives of alley cats.
TNR Guides: Alley Cat Allies provides comprehensive guides on how to conduct successful TNR initiatives, including trapping techniques, spaying/neutering procedures, and post-surgery care.
Veterinary resource center: Alley cats, ferals, and strays can be unsocialized to humans, which means they require different veterinary care. Outdoor cats are also prone to different medical issues than regular indoor cars. Check out the community cat veterinary resources to help you with your feral medical needs.

Neighborhood Cats

Neighborhood Cats is an organization that focuses on community-based TNR efforts. Their mission is to train and support individuals in managing feral cat colonies within their neighborhoods and educate others nationwide.

Neighborhoods Cats is based in New York and has led the way in turning around the area’s high euthanasia rates at local shelters. They popularized mass trapping and continue to innovate in the industry with their partnership with Tomahawk Cat Traps.

Neighborhood Cats Resources

TNR books and videos: Learn about TNR through their online resources, books, and guides.
TNR workshops: Attend one of their workshops and get hands-on training with feral cats, or check out an online workshop and learn from the comfort of your own home.
Find low-cost spay and neuter: Once you start doing TNR, you’ll quickly need to find low-cost spay and neuter for feral cats. Many vets won’t work with ferals, so check out the Neighborhood Cats directory of low-cost veterinary clinics near you.

Community Cats Podcast

The Community Cats Podcast is a podcast that shares inspiring stories, insights, and expertise from various cat rescue advocates, experts, and organizations.

Community Cats Podcast also hosts workshops, online conferences, and webinars. The podcast works closely with other cat rescue organizations, such as Neighborhood Cats, Doobert, and Maddie’s Fund.

Community Cats Podcast Resources

Podcast episodes: Regularly released episodes cover a wide range of topics, including TNR success stories, tips for managing cat colonies, and interviews with prominent figures in the cat rescue community.
Facebook cat rescue group: Connect with Community Cats Podcast online and join the network and conversations about cats!
Additional rescue resources: Check out their resources page for additional videos, tips, and guides about helping feral and stray cats.

The Kitten Lady

Kitten Lady Hannah Shaw is a kitten rescuer, humane educator, and New York Times bestselling author who has dedicated her life to finding innovative ways to protect animals. Her mission is to create global change in how we perceive and treat the tiniest and most vulnerable felines.

In 2019, Hannah released her bestselling book titled “Tiny But Mighty: Kitten Lady’s Guide to Saving the Most Vulnerable Felines.” The book provides cat lovers with valuable information about safely caring for orphaned newborn kittens, ranging from their nutritional needs to understanding common medical conditions. In addition to the book’s informational content, it also features heartwarming stories and inspiring photos of rescued cats who have found loving homes through Kitten Lady’s efforts.

With millions of followers on social media, Kitten Lady continues to spread awareness of homeless animals throughout the world. Kitten Lady’s Tiny But Mighty program continues to save lives every day.

Kitten Lady Resources

Educational videos: The Kitten Lady’s YouTube channel features informative videos on neonatal kittens, kitten care, health, and behavior for both new and experienced cat rescuers.
Kitten Care library: On her website, she has an extensive library of resources, including guides, articles, and downloadable materials for raising and fostering kittens.
Workshops and webinars: The Kitten Lady hosts workshops and webinars on a variety of animal advocacy and kittens, including neonatal kitten care, medical issues, and solutions for common trapping challenges.

Join The Network!

You can’t do it alone. Luckily, you now have access to an incredible network of cat rescue experts and animal lovers. Don’t hesitate to reach out to any of these feral and stray cat allies and supporters with questions.