Many of us take our cars for granted: they run with a few oil changes, the occasional tire rotation, and some gas (while we swear at the pump as the dollars roll up…up…and up). When they are in the shop it’s an inconvenience and an unexpected expense. For the most part, we rely on cars to get our errands …
Voices of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals by Evon Handras, Director of Administrative Services “Boo Boo got out last night at about 1:30. I looked for him and couldn’t find him.” I awoke the morning after Memorial Day to the note from a family member placed strategically in front of the coffee maker. It was scrawled in faded …
As a result of the agreement reached this week to enhance services for New York City’s shelter animals, we’re pleased to announce that TNR has been included as an accepted solution to free-roaming cat overpopulation! The agreement was announced on July 27, 2011, by City of New York officials and animal welfare groups. Mayor Bloomberg, Speaker Quinn, Council Member …
Plan Will Add Staff, Expand Receiving Hours, Increase Stray Animal Pick-up, Reduce Feral Cat Populations Through Increased Trap-Neuter-Return Programs, Increase Dog Licensing New York, NY – Wednesday, July 27, 2011 – Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, Council Member Jessica Lappin, New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley, Animal Care & Control of NYC (AC&C), …
Duke needed to get from Long Island to New Jersey — fast! Long Island Bulldog Rescue, an Alliance Participating Organization (APO), pulled the Olde English Bulldogge from the Animal Care & Control of NYC (AC&C) Brooklyn shelter in May, and needed to get him to his new foster family in Fort Lee as quickly as possible. Once there, Duke …