Action Center

There are more ways than ever to take action for cats and help save lives. Your voice can help change laws and direct public opinion toward humane care for all cats. Scroll through our Calls to Action to see how you can make a difference!
Protect NSW Cats & Wildlife from Being Poisoned
NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall wants to use the powerful poison, bromadiolone as a pesticide to solve the state's mouse overpopulation crisis.  Bromadiolone is so potent and reacts with the mice's bodies once ingested in such a way that it will definitely kill any animals that eat those mice.  This includes wildlife and cats - even barn and pet cats.  Sign our petition against the use of bromadiolone by NSW farmers.

Feral Cats Being Killed in Australia

The Australian government wants to rid the continent of feral cats through a cull of two million animals.  This plan was introduced in 2015 and is still in action! Speak out against the government-sanctioned shooting, poisoning and bounty-killing happening right now.
The Big Cat Public Safety Act
The Big Cat Public Safety Act would protect big cats from exploitation and improper care by prohibiting private individuals from owning them as pets.  It would also prohibit public interactions with cubs such as photo ops and petting.  The bill is currently up for vote in the U.S. House of Representatives.  Big cats should be respected as wild animals, not bred and captured for the pleasure of individuals!  Please contact your representatives and tell them to support the Big Cat Public Safety Act.
2021 Animal Cruelty Enforcement Act (ACE)
The Animal Cruelty Enforcement Act proposes the establishment of "an Animal Cruelty Crimes Section within the Department of Justice's Environment and Natural Resources Division, and for other purposes.*" Read more about this act and contact your representative to show your support of it by clicking the button below!
Demand China End Cat Meat Trade
In parts of China, cats are regularly stolen from their owners and barbarically slaughtered for human consumption.  This must be stopped. Contact Chinese Ambassador Cui Tiankai and sign our petition today to urge him to speak out against these atrocities and to put an end to this egregious practice immediately. 
Re-introduce Virginia bill to prevent TNR volunteers from paying penalties

Global Feral Fix Challenge
Bill SB1390 was introduced and passed in the Virginia State Senate on February 2nd of this year. Unfortunately, it did not pass the second legislative phase in the House of Delegates.
VETERINARIANS: Help stop the killing of healthy cats and kittens in shelters by providing low-cost spay/neuter services in your community. Sign-up today and start making a difference! 

Kitten Act of 2019

​UPDATE (December 2020): The USDA has voluntarily ended the research program responsible for thousands of kitten deaths.
However, we still need to pass the KITTEN Act to make sure no kittens are ever used and discarded in this way again.  
Help Prevent Passing of Bill that Outlaws Feeding Feral Cats in Maui
UPDATE (May 14, 2020):  The bill is now with the Healthy Families and Communities Committee.
Council Member Hokama of Maui has proposed an ordinance that would ban the public from feeding feral cats on the island. Submit your comments supporting TNR and urging the Committee to not enact this ban. You can also contact Gov. Ige by phone at (808) 586-0034, or submit your comments via his website. 

California Declaw - AB1230

​UPDATE (Jan. 2021): The bill is now inactive or "dead." In April of 2019, the bill failed to pass out of committee and not brought up again for vote in time.
 CA RESIDENTS should still contact your representatives to voice your opposition to declawing and revive this cause state-wide!

Michigan - Promote TNR

MI RESIDENTS: Lawmakers are considering a bill that would make community cats easier to care for while removing barriers to trap-neuter-return (TNR) programs. The bill would help cats and caregivers alike.
Urge Your Local Shelters to Release Ear-Tipped Cats
Don't Let Cats be Labeled an Invasive Species!
Your voice can help change laws and direct public opinion towards humane care for all cats. Feral cats are at a much higher risk for euthanasia because they cannot be adopted out. To prevent this needless loss of life, urge your shelters to release ear-tipped cats they trap to TNR groups. This simple action will save many innocent lives. 
We need to take the real causes of wildlife and bird depletion seriously - habitat loss, climate change, pollution, pesticides - and STOP the rampant scapegoating of cats. It's just too easy to blame cats and not to tackle the tough issues. Call your senators today and urge them to prevent legislation from passing that unfairly labels cats as invasive species. 

Pledge to be an example for good!

Pledge to Spay/Neuter

About 2500 cats and kittens are killed in U.S. shelters each day, simply because there are not enough homes for them. Pledge to do your part in ending overpopulation by spaying or neutering your pets.

Pledge Not to Declaw

Declawing is an unnecessary procedure that can cause pain and behavioral problems. Click to find out more and pledge to never declaw your cat.

Successful Campaigns!

Contact Councilman Joseph Betrus Jr.
UPDATE (May 6, 2020): The city council met regarding the proposed ordinance and decided NOT to fine people for feeding feral cats!
Councilman Betrus has proposed a new ordinance in Utica, NY that would penalize the public for feeding feral cats. This ordinance would be detrimental to the feral cat population as well as the citizens of Utica, as the population of feral cats will only increase without the implementation of TNR. We urge you to contact Councilman Betrus and encourage him to abandon this ordinance and promote TNR. 

Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture (P.A.C.T.) Act

UPDATE (November 26, 2019): PACT has been made public law!
​The Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act would complement state anti-cruelty laws, make malicious acts of animal abuse a federal crime, and close loopholes in current federal law.

New York State Declaw Legislation

UPDATE: The bill was signed into law by Governor Cuomo!
NY RESIDENTS: Legislators are considering a state-wide ban on the declaw procedure. If passed, New York would be the first U.S. state to explicitly ban declawing.
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