Help Us Help The Cats!
They are litter-ally counting on you!
Orangy, Chatty Cat, Blackie, Spot, Tabby Tab, Fuzzy, Thomas, Stripes, Imogene
AbbeyLaneCats.org is devoted to the care and well-being of a colony of feral and stray kitties in Hagerstown, Maryland.
The work is entirely volunteer-driven, providing fresh food and clean water twice daily, essential supplies, shelters, feeding stations, and arranging for essential veterinary care.
We totally rely on your generosity for cat food and funding donations. Funding is as essential as cat food in that it helps toward the high cost of veterinary care.
By donating, you become an active partner, ensuring these cats receive the compassion, nutrition, and medical attention they so desperately need. Rest assured, 100% of your donation goes to the cats — whether it’s a case of food, or help with an emergency surgery. That's a promise.
Discover how you can make a positive difference through supporting AbbeyLaneCats.org. Together we can give each and every cat in our colony a healthier, happier life, and give them the love and care they deserve.
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Meet Doug, the Colony Cat Father of Abbey Lane's Eight Cats
Six months in, Doug has made over 850 trips to the colony, delivering meals, collecting dishes, and washing up for the next feeding. When his car broke down, he bought a wagon and kept going, pulling it through winter temperatures and whatever weather came his way.
None of it would be possible without the neighbors who show up — with cat food, occasional contributions, and the kind of quiet community backing that keeps colonies like this one going. Doug is quick to credit them. "I may do the daily chores," he says, "but friends back me up."
