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In just three years, Feline Guardians has grown from a small online community into a global non-profit working with international agencies to stop feline torture. What began as grassroots advocacy is now a recognized movement shining a spotlight on one of the darkest crises facing cats today.

We urgently need your support. We are inviting the public to help sustain this mission. Every donation, large or small, directly strengthens our fight to dismantle torture networks and protect vulnerable cats.

Your support ensures we can continue building a world where cats are protected, torture networks are dismantled, and justice becomes unavoidable.

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Feline Guardians is currently a pending 501(c)(3) organization in the United States and is awaiting its determination letter from the IRS. Upon status approval, donations made to the organization in this waiting period would be able to be declared as tax-exempt on your annual tax filing.

Your generous donation directly supports our mission to protect cats from abuse and torture by helping Feline Guardians to increase public awareness of this crisis, strengthen reporting pathways, and partner with law enforcement and policymakers. More specifically, your donation will help fund:

  • Traditional and social media outreach
  • The creation of public education materials
  • The development of resources to help everyday people recognize, report, and prevent online cat torture
  • Outreach to global government agencies
  • Support for our staff who dedicate dozens of hours weekly to this mission
  • Administrative costs for our charity (legal support, financial and accounting help, and more)
  • Cybersecurity and technical consultants who protect our organization and its staff and volunteers against daily threats of doxxing and online harassment by abusers