Meet The Alleycats & Aristocats Team
Our dedicated volunteers work hard to ensure rescued cats are taken care of and adopted into their forever homes.


Getting updates from the adoptive families is one of my favorite parts of rescue. It’s so rewarding to see your former fosters flourishing in their forever homes and bringing joy to their families, especially the cats that started out “spicy.” Those are the kitties that took extra time and work to help them blossom into loving, sweet furry family members.
I have had cats my entire life and can probably be considered a crazy cat lady. I currently have 3 cats of my own. One has a neurological disorder along with a host of ongoing health issues. Another has had some medical problems and the most recent addition is my first foster fail. They are all special in their own way and I’m honored they chose me to be their momma.


I admire the way Jennifer runs her organization and the philosophy that all cats deserve love, no matter where they come from!
I help the rescue with their bookkeeping, assist with cleaning at Petco and COTS, finding barn cat placement, assisting with adoptions, grant writing, transportation and other paperwork.
I have loved cats all of my life, starting with my first cat, Tootsie Roll. I currently have 3 kitties and 4 little dogs. And a husband that puts up with all of my cat shenanigans!


My primary responsibility is ensuring that all alleycats find a home and find one as quickly as possible. I also play a role in ensuring that the homes that we place our adoptable kitties in meet our standards.
I will admit that I am addicted to efficiently intaking cats and sending them on their way to their forever families; however, I do still get to know the names and details about each and every alleycat and love them all as they were my very own. We all do! Our organization is 100% volunteered-based, so we all are just genuinely a bunch of crazy cat ladies.
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