Tens of thousands of stray and feral community cats live in the alleyways, backyards, and outdoor spaces of New York City. The NYC Feral Cat Initiative of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals brings New Yorkers together, teaching organizations and individuals to perform Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) to effectively and humanely reduce the population of community cats in NYC. Certified TNR Caretakers …
Each month, the Jackson Galaxy Foundation’s Monthly Mojo program rallies support for an animal welfare organization. Monthly Mojo is an example of the JGF vision in action. This unique program allows the use of the extensive media reach of Jackson Galaxy and the Jackson Galaxy Foundation to share the inspiring work being done by animal welfare organizations across the …
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This summer, we received a call from Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) about a dog named Rozzy, who had been found abandoned and tied to a street post. Upon his arrival at ACC, Rozzy was scanned for a microchip. Thanks to his microchip, it was confirmed that Rozzy was an owned pet. When ACC contacted Rozzy’s owner, Tiffany, …
Last month, Marie, a concerned Bronx resident, contacted the NYC Feral Cat Initiative of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals to request help for Pinky, a young, feral, gray tabby from a local colony, who was in trouble. Marie had spotted her wandering the streets with a rusty, broken can on her head. Unable to eat or drink in the …
Thanks to Our Supporters, Pinky the Cat is Safe! Read more »
The 2nd Annual Dog Film Festival Returns to New York City October 15 to Benefit the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals Thursday, August 11, 2016 – Bennington, VT – Following its sold-out success last year and an 11-city tour, the Dog Film Festival returns to New York City during Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. The festival celebrates the remarkable …
2016 Dog Film Festival Benefits NYC’s Homeless Pups Read more »