Alley Cat Allies earns 4 stars from Charity Navigator + more important updates

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Alley Cat Allies earns 4 stars from Charity
Navigator more important updates
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• Alley Cat Allies again earns 4 stars from Charity
  Navigator
• Amazing news! Alley Cat Allies earned the coveted
  Charity Navigator 4-star ratingthe highest level
  of recognitionfor the 11th consecutive year!
• This achievement shows our commitment to
  transparency in everything we do with our
  supporters donations.

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• Our donors can be confident that every gift has a
  direct, lifesaving impact for cats and kittens.
• Your generosity protects cats every day
  alleycat.org/Donate.
• We wont stop speaking out for Waconia cats
• In a dangerous and irresponsible move, Waconia,
  Minnesota, passed a cat leash lawand applied
  other unrealistic and ineffective measures to
  cats.

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• Alley Cat Allies wrote a letter urging the
  Waconia City Council to oppose these amendments
  to its ordinance, which added cats slapdash to
  laws regulating dogs. Unfortunately, the
  amendments passed regardless.
• We arent done Were going to take action to
  protect Waconias catsespecially community cats,
  who are at the most risk from the citys
  decision.
• Our Veterinarian Training Program kicked off in
  Saint Kitts

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• Recently, Alley Cat Allies was on the Island of
  Saint Kitts educating veterinarians and
  veterinary students at the Ross University School
  of Veterinary Medicine on lifesaving
  Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for community cats.
• Meeting and helping to train the rising
  generation of veterinarians was beyond
  inspiringthe future of our movement to protect
  all cats looks bright.
• (Ross University students have a great
  appreciation for community cats, with active
  groups focused on community cat care and
  education on campus. The regal TChalla, a campus
  community cat, is something of a legend!)
• And thats what the new Alley Cat Allies
  Veterinarian Training Program is all about
  equipping the veterinarians of today AND tomorrow
  with the techniques, knowledge, and drive to
  protect cats who live outdoors just as much as
  those who live indoors. High-quality, high-volume
  spay and neuter and TNR are the primary focuses
  of this lifesaving program.

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• Keeping families together with a successful food
  bank in Atlantic County
• By supporting no-cost resources for cats, were
  Keeping Families Together!
• Alley Cat Allies helped develop a no-cost food
  bank for cats in Atlantic County, New Jersey,
  that has provided tens of thousands of pounds of
  dry cat food and hundreds of cases of canned food
  in just the past year. We provide food bank
  support in multiple communities to help both
  indoor and community cats.

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• Looking for no-cost cat food near you? Our
  state-by-state Animal Food Bank Directory can
  help alleycat.org/FoodBank.
• Adopted! Talley goes from the edge of death to a
  loving new home
• Watching Talley make biscuits, happy and
  comfortable, is incredibly gratifyingbecause not
  long ago, she faced death in a shelter with a
  horrible lethal policy.
• Alley Cat Allies rescued Talley and provided her
  with the veterinary care, safe space, and love
  she needed to recover and show her true colors.
• Were thrilled to announce that Talley recently
  found her forever home (and immediately relaxed
  into her new familys hands!). Our amazing,
  compassionate supporters are the reason we can
  save cats like Talley every day, and we cant
  thank you enough.

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• Fire cats Mona and Phoenix are up for adoption
• If youve been following us on Facebook, Twitter,
  Instagram, or LinkedIn, you know that Mona and
  Phoenix are survivors of the Texas Panhandle
  wildfires. The Alley Cat Allies Rapid Response
  team rescued them from the area with singed
  whiskers and smoke inhalation and ensured they
  recuperated with critical veterinary care.

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• Now theyre feeling better and have shown their
  true, incredibly sweet personalities. Theyre
  ready for the next step in their journeycould it
  be with your family?
• Adopt Mona
• Adopt Phoenix
• Rubble update after Texas wildfires

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• Youd never guess that not long ago, Rubble was
  rescued with symptoms of smoke inhalation in the
  aftermath of the Texas Panhandle fires. Hes the
  sweetest and most chill guy!
• Alley Cat Allies took on Rubbles care, as well
  as that of other fire-affected cats. Thats on
  top of providing critical support, veterinary
  care, and supplies for other indoor cats,
  community cats, and dogs impacted by the
  disaster.
• Throwback Miso and her kittens
• Enjoy this throwback video of Miso and her
  kittens, Butternut, Bisque, Noodle, Chowder,
  Bouillon and adopted kitten Minestrone. From day
  one until adoption earlier this year, YOUR
  support protected them all!

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