Urgent Countdown: Alleykattz Inc. Seeks $2,165 to Move Two Feral Cats to Safety Before Saturday Deadline

Urgent Countdown: Alleykattz Inc. Seeks $2,165 to Move Two Feral Cats to Safety Before Saturday Deadline

Animal rescue organization appeals for community donations to help relocate two feral cats to a safe haven.

By Samantha Vogel
Editor, Long Island Daily News

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. — Time is running out for two feral cats in need of a safe place to live, according to an urgent fundraising appeal from animal rescue organization Alleykattz Inc.

The rescue organization says it must raise $2,165 by Saturday to move the two cats into a safe haven.

With the deadline quickly approaching, Alleykattz Inc. is asking animal lovers, rescue supporters and members of the community to contribute whatever they can to help make the relocation possible.

Two Cats, One Urgent Deadline

Feral cats often face significant challenges surviving outdoors, including harsh weather, illness, injuries, traffic and limited access to consistent food and shelter.

For cats that cannot safely remain in their current environment, relocation to an appropriate sanctuary or managed setting may offer an alternative.

According to the rescue’s appeal, the two cats have an opportunity to be moved into a safer environment, but the organization must secure the necessary funding before Saturday.

The organization has identified $2,165 as the amount needed to make the move possible.

Specific details about the cats’ current circumstances, the planned sanctuary and how the funds will be allocated were not included in the initial appeal.

Every Donation Can Make a Difference

Alleykattz Inc. is calling on supporters to help reach its fundraising goal before the deadline.

For animal rescue organizations, relocation efforts can involve transportation, veterinary care, specialized housing and other expenses. However, the rescue has not yet provided a breakdown of the $2,165 requested for this particular effort.

Community contributions can play an important role in helping rescue organizations respond to urgent animal welfare needs.

Those unable to donate may still help by sharing the fundraiser with friends, family, local animal advocacy groups and others who may be willing to contribute.

A Community Call to Action

The organization is urging supporters not to wait until the deadline approaches.

Alleykattz Inc.’s message is clear:

“Countdown alert: We need to raise $2,165. We have until Saturday to move two feral cats into a safe haven. Please donate today to save them!”

The appeal highlights the ongoing challenges faced by animal rescue organizations working to secure safe placements for vulnerable cats.

For these two animals, the organization says the next few days are especially important.

How to Help

Anyone interested in supporting the rescue effort is encouraged to contact Alleykattz Inc. through its official channels to obtain the verified donation link and additional information about the relocation.

Supporters are encouraged to confirm the fundraiser’s details directly with the organization before donating.

Fundraising goal: $2,165
Animals needing relocation: Two feral cats
Deadline: Saturday, October 17, 2026, as understood from the current appeal; confirmation pending
Organization: Alleykattz Inc.

Every donation and every share may help the organization reach its goal.

https://www.venmo.com/u/AlleyKattz-Rescue

https://paypal.me/alleykattz

Zelle: alleykattz86@aol.com

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Editor’s note: This article is based on an urgent fundraising appeal attributed to Alleykattz Inc. The fundraising total, deadline, sanctuary placement and donation arrangements have not been independently verified by Long Island Daily News.

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