The Smithsonian has heard loud and clear that you oppose its funding of flawed research that gets cats killed! On May 1, we delivered a petition signed by more than 55,000 of you to the Smithsonian Institution in protest of a controversial study that falsely incriminates cats for declining bird species populations. Alley Cat Allies president Becky Robinson delivered your signatures—along with an analysis by an independent researcher who found major flaws in the study—to Smithsonian Under Secretary for Science Eva Pell. Though there is more work to be done to stop biased attacks on cats and Trap-Neuter-Return, this was a great victory for everyone who stood up and took action!

Read more about the Smithsonian’s support of junk science.

Alley Cat Allies just launched a new website, CommonSenseforCats.com. Through animated infographics, the site illustrates the why’s and how’s of TNR, explains the massive failure of catch and kill, and debunks the misinformation that plagues many media stories about outdoor cats. Humane treatment of outdoor cats isn't complicated, it's just common sense! The site is a valuable resource for helping others visualize how TNR works and can make their community a safe place for cats. Ask your friends, family, and community to stand up for cats and join the national movement for common sense policies for their care.

Help set the record straight and stop the killing of cats.

Like a certain famous teenage witch, there is certainly something magical about this adorable 3-year-old feline! A staff favorite who loves tummy rubs, Sabrina is a truly bewitching gal. Friendly, affectionate, and welcoming to any warm lap that offers her a quick nap, this beautiful cat is sure to charm you in no time. If you have a forever home in need of a new, furry best friend, check out Sabrina today!

Learn more about Sabrina and our other adoptable cats.

Mother's Day eCards
Tell your mom how much she means to you this Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 12) with a special eCard from Alley Cat Allies. Send your eCard today.

Architects of Change for Cats
You're invited to our National Conference—get the blueprints for building a safe world for cats. November 8-10 in Arlington, Virginia, minutes from Washington, DC. Learn more.

Daytime and Evening Webinars
We now have both daytime and evening webinar sessions so you can learn directly from our experts the basics of Trap-Neuter-Return. Check the schedule and register.