Alley Cat Advocates

Hello, friends! It's me, Norman—the community cat you all know and love who lives at the Community Cat Complex. As we enter this season of thankfulness, I just wanted to take a moment to share my story and express my gratitude. Two years ago, I was a wild and scrappy cat, constantly on the move. I roamed the streets, spent too much time fighting with other cats, and was always on high alert. But everything changed the day I wandered onto the grounds at Alley Cat Advocates. Thanks to them, I was neutered, vaccinated, and given a fresh start. No more roaming aimlessly or fighting for territory. I finally found some peace and am healthier and happier. Now, I get to enjoy the good life. I hang around the Community Cat Complex, where I’m fed twice a day by the amazing ACA team. I love hopping into team member’s cars at the beginning and end of the day—there’s something about those cozy seats that just feels right. Inside the building, I have my own bed and bowl, so I can come and go as I please. I’ve made myself quite at home, and I must admit, it’s pretty nice to have a spot where I can rest without worry. So, this holiday season, I want to thank Alley Cat Advocates for taking me in, for giving me a second chance, and for making me feel like I belong. I’m grateful for every meal, every kind word, and every soft spot where I can curl up and relax. From the bottom of my furry little heart, thank you for making me a part of this amazing community. You’ve made all the difference in my life. With purrs of gratitude, Norman

Live in Indiana? Have community cats? Take advantage of this great offer to get them spayed/neutered and vaccinated. Call or schedule online today! ?? www.alleycatadvocates.org

Don't miss out on the chance to be part of the greatest team in Louisville. Come to Alley Cat Advocates' Volunteer Orientation today at 2 PM and learn about all the ways you can help. We are looking forward to seeing you at the Community Cat Complex at 3524 Newburg Road this afternoon! (No pre-registration required.) https://lnkd.in/dmYWW-Ph

Come to Volunteer Orientation on Sunday, November 17 at 2 p.m. to learn more about Alley Cat Advocates and how YOU can help. https://lnkd.in/e5iTWETj

If you love cats and want to be part of a team that is helping community cats live healthier, happier lives, then you may be the person we are searching for. Click the link to learn more and apply today! https://lnkd.in/dEenTK-n

Thank you, Lisa, for your service on the Alley Cat Advocates Board of Directors!

Our full building generator has been installed just in time for colder weather. This was made possible by a grant from The Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels and matching funds from a few private donors. We are grateful for their generosity and so thankful we won't have to worry about keeping cats warm in the event of a power outage this winter!

Join the Alley Cat Advocates’ team and help move the community more solidly toward being the safest place in the country to be a community cat. We are looking for a Vet Assistant and we want an energetic, friendly teammate like you to join us. https://lnkd.in/dEenTK-n

Retired grandmother of 3, Gail finds a way to make room for Alley Cat Advocates volunteer activities in her life. Gail learned about Alley Cat Advocates as a caretaker for 3 community cats. She decided to come on board as a trapping volunteer and has been a valuable asset to the team. Gail knows firsthand how trap-neuter-return improves the lives of community cats. That is what led her to volunteer. In addition to her 3 community cats, Gail runs a small business, has many hobbies, and enjoys her 4 dogs and 3 house cats. She is also active in the lives of her grandchildren. Join us in saying thank you to Gail!

Have you seen us in your neighborhood? We trap for caretakers whenever we can and we always travel in one of our vans to do so. Call us if you need assistance. And in the meantime, honk if you see us on the road! (502) 634-8777