Alley Cat Advocates and PetSmart Charities: A Successful Partnership!
In 2010, Alley Cat Advocates received a $75,000 grant from PetSmart Charities to spay and neuter 2000 free-roaming cats. Much more than that was accomplished. See what PetSmart Charities has to say about the work we've been able to accomplish with their help. Click here.
Let the Lifesaving Begin!
An ordinance revision that allows Trap-Neuter-Return as a way for our community to manage the population of local stray and unowned cats was recently passed by Louisville Metro Council. The key aspect of the ordinance revision is the division of our local cat population into owned cats (identified by tag [...]
Alley Cat Advocates Expands Their Services
Alley Cat Advocates Expands Services for Free Spay/Neuter of Unowned, Free-Roaming Cats $75,000 Grant from PetSmart Charities® continues to help reduce overpopulation problems Louisville, Kentucky (April 2, 2012) In 2010, Alley Cat Advocates received a $75,000 grant to increase the number of free spay/neuter surgeries for unowned, free-roaming cats. As [...]
Local Author Catches Essence of a BIG FIX
Written By: Cindy Lamb The Highlander “The worst sin towards our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them; that’s the essence of inhumanity.” – George Bernard Shaw Each month in Louisville, scores of veterinarians and volunteers are recruited as weekend warriors for a strategic [...]
Trap-Neuter-Return: Working Together
Alley Cat Advocates is thrilled with the support Louisville Metro Animal Services provides to our organization as we work together to better the lives of the cats in our community through Trap-Neuter-Return. Fantastic improvements in these cats' lives are happening now and more great things are planned for the near [...]
Next BIG FIX: January 13
We're currently looking for volunteers to help with our next BIG FIX which is scheduled for Sunday, January 13. Make it a really HAPPY NEW YEAR for a bunch of lucky cats. Come make a REAL difference in the lives of our feline friends. Current volunteers can call or e-mail [...]