Get Involved
Chances are, wherever you live, there are cat rescue organizations that need your help. It’s easy and rewarding to get involved. Here are some great ways:
Foster a cat
Opening your home to help house and socialize a rescue cat that’s awaiting adoption is a wonderful and rewarding experience. Read more about what that entails, and reach out to the shelter or rescue organization near you to get added to the rotation! (Your Instagram followers will thank you!)
Make a one-time or ongoing contribution
Here’s where you can donate to organizations mentioned in our film:
NYC Feral Cat Initiative
Brooklyn Animal Action
Animal Care Centers of NYC
Anjellicle Cats
Volunteer
What better way to spend your time than being surrounded by cat lovers and cats in need? Find out about volunteer opportunities in NYC and nationwide.
Get trained on TNR (trap neuter return)
Here’s why it works.
Find local resources that offer TNR via the Alley Cat Allies Feral Friends Network. Reach out to indicate your interest today.
Browse Alley Cat Allies' webinar series
Browse Alley Cat Allies’ webinar series
Also consult this list of nationwide feral cat resources compiled by the Humane Society.
Adopt a rescue cat
Never purchase a cat. Adopt yours from your local shelter – you’re saving a life!
Help the Rescuers in Our Film
The rescuers featured in the film are on the case 24/7, and they need support paying for spaying and neutering and vet care, as well as food for homeless cats. They also need people to foster cats + kittens until they find homes.
Claire Corey
Claire Corey is part of Brooklyn Animal Action which is an all-volunteer rescue group. To make a donation, foster, or adopt cats go to Brooklyn Animal Action.
Tara Green
Tara Green is part of Brooklyn Animal Action which is an all-volunteer rescue group. To make a donation, foster, or adopt cats go to Brooklyn Animal Action.
Stuart Siet is not seeking financial support for his rescue work.