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Home > Out of the Cage! > Spring 2007 > Additional Reading for Out of the Cage! Subscribers Additional Reading for Out of the Cage! Subscribers 
If you enjoy reading Out of the Cage!, then you also might want to subscribe to some of the online and paper newsletters published by a wide range of organizations that are working to improve the lives of animals in NYC and beyond. We're featuring some of these newsletters here, with links that will take you to the organizations' websites so you can sign up to receive their newsletters. The listing that follows, however, is not exhaustive; it includes only those newsletters of which we are aware, and which are featured on the Mayor's Alliance website's Other Newsletters page to encourage visitors to subscribe. If your organization publishes a newsletter — either online or in print — and you wish to have a link on the Mayor's Alliance website, please contact us at info@AnimalAllianceNYC.org. Some of the Mayor's Alliance member animal shelters and rescue groups publish newsletters that report on their activities and programs, their successes, and the animals in their care awaiting adoption. Among the Alliance Participating Organizations that offer newsletters are: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) Animal Care & Control of NYC (AC&C) If your interest lies with the plight of feral cats and you are interested in reading about organizations that promote the care of feral cat colonies and work to humanely reduce the feral cat population through trap-neuter-return (TNR) programs, you might want to subscribe to the newsletters published by: If you want to stay abreast of all the news coming out of Maddie's Fund, the Pet Rescue Foundation — the organization that provides significant funding to the Mayor's Alliance and is dedicated to transforming the U.S. into a no-kill nation — we suggest you read: Maddie's Fund: The No-Kill Nation One of our favorite newsletters is one that promotes adoption of senior animals — dogs and cats who for one reason or another find themselves in need of a new home later in life: Senior Pets: All They Need is Love Another good publication is one that promotes adoption of animals whose guardians died, leaving behind pets in need of new homes: We've discovered that many of our readers are especially interested in the welfare of birds, and we know of two good publications dedicated exclusively to avian issues: Foster Parrots: The Flying Monkey If animal health, wellness, and alternative therapies are topics you're interested in, we suggest you check out a newsletter dedicated to the practice of TTouch: These are just some of the publications available to readers who want to know more. So round out your reading, and check out some of these newsletters that interest you. And if you enjoy reading our newsletter, Out of the Cage!, be sure to encourage your friends, family and colleagues to subscribe. Tell them to go to www.AnimalAllianceNYC.org, and subscribe using the button at the top of the right-hand column.
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