Forms, Flyers & Info
Barn Cat Programs in Other States
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- Green Valley, Arizona: Green Valley Paws Patrol
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Lincoln, California: Fieldhaven Feline Rescue
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St. Cloud, Florida: Spay The Strays, Inc.
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Watkinsville, Georgia: Cat Zip Alliance
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Mendota, Illinois: Safe House Animal Rescue League
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Portland, Maine: Friends of Feral Felines
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Great Mills, Maryland: Feral Cat Rescue, Inc.
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Ridgely, Maryland: Caroline County Humane Society
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Sykesville, Maryland: Metro Ferals
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Ann Arbor, Michigan: Humane Society of Huron Valley
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Grand Rapids, Michigan: Carol's Ferals
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Englishtown, New Jersey: Animal Protection League of New Jersey
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New York City, New York: Neighborhood Cats
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North Carolina: Alley Cats and Angels of North Carolina
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Colmar, Pennsylvania: Stray Cat Blues
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Centre Hall, Pennsylvania: The Hundred Cat Foundation
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Fort Mill, South Carolina: Humane Society of York County
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Lewisville, Texas: Barn Cats Inc.
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Silverdale, Washington: Kitsap Humane Society Barn Cat Program
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Washington DC: Washington Humane Society
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*If you don't see an entry for your locality, please CLICK HERE to go to the Alley Cat Allies online request form. Fill out the form to request local assistance from Alley Cat Allies.
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*If you would like your organization to be listed here, CLICK HERE to send us an e-mail with your URL, contact info, and any other information that you feel is relevant.
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Desensitizing your kitty to the carrier.
The Right Carrier for the Right Cat
Your cat needs to feel safe, and that's most easily accomplished with a hard-sided carrier. The best ones have doors on the top and front to make putting the cat in easier. If this is not an option then a hard-sided carrier that has a door in the front will work. The top and bottom should also come apart easily; this way, the top can be removed at the veterinary office, leaving your cat comfortably resting in the bottom. A soft padded mat or folded towel will provide not only comfort but also secure footing so your cat won't slide when the carrier is in motion.
Creative Carrier Use
Once you have that carrier, don't hide it in the basement or in the rafters of your garage. It needs to be part of the furniture so your cat can learn to be comfortable
around it and in it. Take the door off, put a soft mat in and leave yummy treats
inside. Feed your hungry cat in the carrier now and then: Take a spoonful of wet food on a small plate, heat it up a little in the microwave to make its smell more irresistible, and serve it in the carrier. This creativity may help eliminate the association of the carrier with bad things, which makes many cats scat when the carrier comes out.
Information Supplied by Angels of Assisi January 2015
No-Kill Rescue Groups
Bedford, Virginia: Bedford Humane Society
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Blacksburg, Virginia: Animal Hope Alliance
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Huddleston, Virginia: All-American Mutt Rescue
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Roanoke, Virginia: Angels of Assisi
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Rocky Mount, Virginia: Planned Pethood of Franklin County