Health and Safety Clinics Offer Free Vaccinations, Microchipping, and ID Tags for Cats and Dogs in Brooklyn and the Bronx Be a responsible pet owner. Have your dog or cat vaccinated—it’s required by law in New York City. Also, increase the chance that you can be reunited with your lost pet by having him/her microchipped, and receive a free ID …
Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals® Launches Multi-Borough Spay/Neuter Ad Campaign New York, NY – Monday April 23, 2012 – New Yorkers proudly proclaim, “We Did It in the BRONX!,” “We Did It in BROOKLYN!,” and “We Did It in QUEENS!” in a new public service ad campaign urging all pet owners to spay and neuter their furry four-legged friends. …
by Jon Spinac, Guest Blogger Cats make wonderful pets because they offer us friendship, love, trust, and they teach us responsibility. My cat Phanny offers lots of love and comfort for my family and me. Phanny, like most cats, is fun to play with. They’re relatively independent animals and are easy to care for. We feed Phanny each day, give …
With two more weeks to go, you can still be a part of our annual month-long celebration that shines a spotlight on NYC’s pets and celebrates that special bond you and your pet(s) share! Here what we suggest: Adopt a Pet! Looking to expand your family? We can think of no better way to celebrate I Love NYC Pets Month …
Every February, in honor of Valentine’s Day, the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals presents I Love NYC Pets Month to shine a spotlight on New York City’s homeless animals and encourage more people to adopt a furry family member. This year, we hope you’ll join us in three special ways… Share Your Love! Enter the I Love NYC Pets …
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