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Alley Cat Advocates Spring Sale

Snag your Alley Cat Advocates Swag!Alley Cat Advocates is having a Spring Sale! Shop our online store to grab 50% off all Logo Wear, plus free shipping starting March 28 to April 10.Use MEOW50 at checkout for discount.Check out our wide range of cool cat apparel. Be sure to use [...]

Volunteers Change the World

The great work we do at Alley Cat Advocates can only happen with the support of our wonderful volunteers.Only a few weeks after we moved in to the Community Cat Complex, the world turned upside down. Thankfully, Alley Cat Advocates was able to weather the storm and continue to help [...]

Alley Cat Advocates History Part 4 – Defining Community Cats

After the success in zip code 40215, Alley Cat Advocates turned its attention to the Louisville Metro Council. We wanted to improve a portion of the city’s animal ordinances, the portion that required that all cats be owned, licensed, vaccinated and remain on the owner’s property. The ordinance required cats [...]

Volunteer Spotlight: Ted M. Routt

Ted M. Routt has been an Alley Cat Advocates volunteer for 3 ½ years. He joined the team after retiring so that he could stay active and engaged post retirement. Ted has helped with office work and trap distribution and has even managed to stay involved during the pandemic by [...]

Volunteer Spotlight: Carrie Rose

Volunteer Spotlight: Carrie Rose Carrie Rose is a rock star volunteer! Carrie has been volunteering for almost a year now. She started with cat recovery, but decided that she needed something a little less physical. She now prepares the surgical packs and other items for surgery days. Carrie enjoys her [...]

Volunteer Spotlight: Charlene Schneider

Volunteer Spotlight: Charlene Schneider Charlene Schneider volunteered with Alley Cat Advocates for about six years. While she hasn't been able to volunteer recently, she very much enjoyed her time helping with surgical recovery and post-surgery clean up. Charlene’s favorite part of volunteering was “being a part of providing a better [...]

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