ASAP is grateful for donations to cover veterinary costs and a myriad of other expenses to help animals, people who help animals, and indigent people. ASAP believes animal welfarists must work together toward a common objective of doing what is best for each animal in each unique situation. ASAP applauds the work of Alley Cat Allies in feral cat colony education. Longevity and quality of life are enhanced when cats are sterilized and food and shelter are provided. Trapping, rehabilitating, providing ongoing veterinary care and otherwise maintaining feral cat colonies takes a continuing commitment of time and resources.
Diligent guardians are a critical component of success.
Without intervention, stray cats suffer premature violent or difficult deaths, and it is inhumane to allow them to breed and die on the street. In some difficult circumstances, death is inevitable and humane workers alter not whether but how a cat dies. ASAP volunteers work to stabilize, find homes, and maintain as many cats as possible. ASAP can continue to assist these and others with your help.