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Cattytude Partners with Alley Cat Allies and Local Rescues

Aug 30
4 min read
Black cat logo with two cat silhouettes and the text Alley Cat Allies on a white background.

Every purchase at Cattytude has always been a mission. Ten percent of every sale goes to protect wild cats through partners like Big Cat Rescue, Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Federation, National Tiger Sanctuary, Panthera, and the Wildcat Sanctuary. We honor God’s creation by choosing made-to-order fashion that rejects the waste of mass production. We wear the pattern, not the animal.


Today Cattytude is expanding that mission. We now support Alley Cat Allies along with local Saskatchewan organizations Rebel Cat Rescue and Majestic Raptor Rehab. Loving cats means caring for the ones who share our homes, the community cats who live outdoors, and the wildlife that shares our province.


Why Domestic Cats Belong in Our Mission

Wild cats face habitat loss, poaching, and human expansion. Domestic and community cats face their own challenges: overpopulation, shelter overcrowding, and the daily needs of cats waiting for forever homes. Cattytude believes these are not separate stories. They are part of the same feline family God placed in His creation.

When we support Trap-Neuter-Return programs, foster networks, and local rescue work, we reduce the number of cats entering shelters and give more animals a chance at safety and love. That stewardship sits right alongside our commitment to wild cats. It is practical, compassionate, and faithful.


Alley Cat Allies: National Leadership for Community Cats

Alley Cat Allies is the leading advocacy organization dedicated to protecting and improving the lives of all cats. Founded in 1990, they pioneered humane Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs in the United States and continue to equip communities with education, policy support, and practical tools.


Their work focuses on community cats (the free-roaming cats who live outdoors), low-cost spay and neuter access, shelter reform, and public education. They emphasize evidence-based, non-lethal approaches that keep cats safe while reducing shelter intake. Cattytude is proud to stand with an organization that treats every cat as valuable and works for policies that reflect that truth.


Rebel Cat Rescue: Local Love for Cats in Saskatchewan

Stylized black cat with green eyes on white background, titled REBEL CAT RESCUE, with neon green Facebook URL below.

In Saskatchewan, Rebel Cat Rescue serves Yorkton and surrounding communities, including Melville, Balcarres, Fort Qu’Appelle, Neudorf, Qu’Appelle, Balgonie, and White City. This volunteer-run registered Canadian charity rescues and rehomes cats in need. They rely on foster homes, adoption events, and community support for veterinary care, food, and litter.


Supporting Rebel Cat Rescue means helping cats close to Cattytude's home. It means more fosters, more successful adoptions, and more second chances for cats who need them. Their work is hands-on, local, and deeply needed. Cattytude is glad to back neighbors who show up for cats every day.


Majestic Raptor Rehab: Caring for Saskatchewan Wildlife

Majestic Raptor Rehab sign with eagle and owl statues on a stump in a grassy yard, plus No Trespassing and 108 Daniels Drive signs

Stewardship of creation includes more than cats. Majestic Raptor Rehab in Canora, Saskatchewan, is a licensed non-profit wildlife rehabilitation centre focused on injured and orphaned birds of prey. The centre rescues, rehabilitates, and releases raptors so they can return to the wild.


Their mission of rescue, rehabilitation, and release reflects the same care for God’s creatures that drives Cattytude. Supporting local wildlife rehabilitation strengthens the ecosystems that wild cats and all animals depend on. We are thankful for the dedicated work happening in Canora.


How Your Cattytude Purchase Helps

Two stylish cartoon cats in hats and scarves hold Meow and Amen shopping bags before a snowy mountain mural.
Cattytude's Mao poses with her snow leopard companion as they both sport their own #MeowAndAmen tote bags.

When you shop Cattytude, you still support our original wild cat partners. Now a portion of our giving also reaches Alley Cat Allies, Rebel Cat Rescue, and Majestic Raptor Rehab. Every made-to-order shirt, hoodie, blanket, tumbler, or accessory becomes a small act of stewardship.


You get unique designs inspired by the beauty and personality of cats. The animals receive practical help. That is purposeful shopping.

Wear your values. Shop with purpose.



Support Local Shelters and Rescues Near You

Cattytude encourages every reader to help animals in their own community. These tools connect you with shelters, rescues, and resources close to home:


Start local. Foster if you can. Donate supplies. Share adoptable pets. Every community needs people who show up for animals.


Frequently Asked Questions

What organizations does Cattytude support now?

Cattytude continues to direct 10% of every sale to wild cat conservation partners including Big Cat Rescue, Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Federation, National Tiger Sanctuary, Panthera, and the Wildcat Sanctuary. We have expanded to also support Alley Cat Allies for community cats, Rebel Cat Rescue for local Saskatchewan cat rescue and rehoming, and Majestic Raptor Rehab for local wildlife rehabilitation.


Why add domestic cat and local organizations?

Loving cats includes the ones who live with us, the community cats outdoors, and the wildlife that shares our home province. Supporting both wild cat conservation and practical local rescue work reflects fuller stewardship of God’s creation.


How does Alley Cat Allies help cats?

Alley Cat Allies leads in Trap-Neuter-Return programs, education, policy advocacy, and resources that protect community cats and reduce shelter overcrowding through humane, evidence-based methods.


Where is Rebel Cat Rescue located?

Rebel Cat Rescue is based in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, and serves nearby communities. It is a volunteer-run registered Canadian charity focused on rescuing and rehoming cats.


What does Majestic Raptor Rehab do?

Majestic Raptor Rehab in Canora, Saskatchewan, is a licensed facility that rescues, rehabilitates, and releases injured and orphaned birds of prey so they can return to the wild.


Does supporting these groups change Cattytude products?

No. You still receive the same made-to-order cat-themed apparel, accessories, home goods, and gifts. The difference is that more of the impact from your purchase now reaches both wild cats and domestic or local animals in need.


How can I learn more or get involved?

Use the tools listed above (Petfinder, Adopt a Pet, Alley Cat Allies Community Resource Tool, Best Friends partner locator, ASPCA shelter finder, and Humane Canada) to find shelters and rescues near you. Adopt, foster, volunteer, donate supplies, or share adoptable animals in your community.


Cattytude remains a small, Christian-owned, cat-centered brand from Saskatchewan. We still compete on identity, originality, purpose, and connection. We still believe businesses can make a positive impact. And we still invite you to embrace the cat spirit with us.


Meow and Amen!

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