Are you prepared for an emergency that could put your family, including your pets, at risk? Weather emergencies and other natural disasters as well as man-made disasters can happen at any time. Having a plan to keep you and your loved ones safe is essential.
The Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals is excited to announce the launch of our new and improved website! We’ve designed it to give visitors a more streamlined user experience, with easier access to information about resources and services to meet their pet care needs.
Mega pet adoption event Paws in the Park returns to Union Square following a three-year, pandemic-imposed hiatus.
Saying goodbye to a pet is a universal but unique experience for anyone who has lost a pet. Here are some resources to provide some comfort to those who might be facing such a loss or are struggling with the loss of their beloved companion.
We all have our heroes – people who inspire us to be our best selves through their courage, their goodness, and their accomplishments. For NYC’s TNR community, Debi Romano is unquestionably among our greatest heroes.
The Mayor’s Alliance for NY’s Animals connects a war-torn Ukraine family with life saving care for their beloved 12-year-old Cocker Spaniel
February is I Love NYC Pets Month, Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month and so much more. Here are some of the many pet awareness events this month
New year’s resolutions to improve your world, and make the world a better place for animals.
Now, another holiday season is upon us, and many people are asking what can I do to bring about positive change?
Our suggestion: Make a list, and check it twice. Then do it!
Halloween is a favorite holiday for people, but not for pets. Decorations, costumes, trick-or-treaters, and costume parades can be frightening – and sometimes dangerous – for our pets.
Rising prices have created challenges for people struggling to afford the basics, such as pet food and veterinary care. Many pet owners are scrambling to find affordable and timely care, including spay/neuter appointments, routine and preventive vet care, and emergency medical help for their pets.
As we move into peak hurricane season, it’s important that everyone have a plan. For pet owners, advance planning is perhaps even more critical than ever before.