Alley Cat Rescue (ACR) maintains an small office in Maryland, just outside of Washington, D.C.
Louise Holton, President and Founder Louise began her career in cat protection in the mid 1970s where she helped the Johannesburg SPCA with a trap-neuter return program. She went on to co-found Alley Cat Allies in 1990 to bring national attention to the plight of unsterilized colonies and to promote humane cat management. Louise founded Alley Cat Rescue in 1997 to help all cats.
Denise Hilton, Director of Operations: Dee grew up with many animals in her home, from cats and dogs to ducks and rabbits. Dee has many years of experience in emergency medicine as a vet tech and manager.
Elizabeth Thomas, Director of Development: Liz graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in English and Cultural Anthropology. She has been working in the animal welfare field for years but found a love for animals at a young age, living on a farm.
Adam Jablonski, Social Media Specialist: Adam first became interested in animal welfare when he found and rescued a young kitten he found crying on the street. Adam learned about trap-neuter-return and uses his skills in social media and marketing to advocate for cats.
Niki Cochran, Program Manager: Niki has worked with both feral cats and companion animals for years. She started out as an animal control officer and is program manager at Alley Cat Rescue. When she is not at work, she is often caring for her own colony of feral cats.
Louise Holton, President and Founder Louise began her career in cat protection in the mid 1970s where she helped the Johannesburg SPCA with a trap-neuter return program. She went on to co-found Alley Cat Allies in 1990 to bring national attention to the plight of unsterilized colonies and to promote humane cat management. Louise founded Alley Cat Rescue in 1997 to help all cats.
Denise Hilton, Director of Operations: Dee grew up with many animals in her home, from cats and dogs to ducks and rabbits. Dee has many years of experience in emergency medicine as a vet tech and manager.
Elizabeth Thomas, Director of Development: Liz graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in English and Cultural Anthropology. She has been working in the animal welfare field for years but found a love for animals at a young age, living on a farm.
Adam Jablonski, Social Media Specialist: Adam first became interested in animal welfare when he found and rescued a young kitten he found crying on the street. Adam learned about trap-neuter-return and uses his skills in social media and marketing to advocate for cats.
Niki Cochran, Program Manager: Niki has worked with both feral cats and companion animals for years. She started out as an animal control officer and is program manager at Alley Cat Rescue. When she is not at work, she is often caring for her own colony of feral cats.