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Vicious Destiny Arrives at Pets Alive
Vicious Destiny, the cat deemed too violent to be adopted to the public by New York City’s Animal Care and Control, arrived at Pets Alive today. She is reportedly affectionate and attention seeking and not at all scary.
Posted in Cats, New York City, No Kill, NYCACC, Pets Alive, Politics, Shelter Stuff
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Hoarders, Hoarders EVERYWHERE!
One of the arguments that the ASPCA and others frequently use to fight shelter access legislation (or support their own legislation to strengthen the ability of shelters to keep rescue groups out) is the risk that animals will go to … Continue reading
Posted in ASPCA, Cats, Dogs, New York City, No Kill, Shelter Stuff
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Destiny’s Children, NYCACC, and the Quick Kill Bill
This adorable little cat is Destiny. At about three years old, she’s just barely mature herself, and she came into New York City Animal Care and Control as a stray along with her two kittens. When she first came in … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, New York City, No Kill, NYCACC, Politics, Shelter Stuff
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Gloria Goes To Her Forever Home!
Little Gloria got her happy ending today: her recovery is going well and she left Pets Alive for her forever home. She spent her day relaxing in her carrier and gradually meeting her new family – two adults, two kids, … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, New York City, NYCACC
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NYCACC and Maddie’s Fund: Money Ain’t a Thing
Last time we looked at the relationship between Maddie’s Fund and New York City Animal Care and Control, we looked at how NYCACC data is falsified to keep the grant money flowing to the Mayor’s Alliance, and I’d suggest taking … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Dogs, New York City, No Kill, Not Funny, NYCACC, Shelter Stuff
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Gloria Update
Gloria’s not out of the woods yet, but this little fighter continues to improve. The blood transfusion seems to have jump-started her body’s ability to produce blood cells and so far the anemia is improving and her upper respiratory infection … Continue reading
Posted in ASPCA, Cats, New York City, No Kill, NYCACC, Pets Alive, Shelter Stuff
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The ASPCA Comes Clean – And Makes Amends! Plus, Gloria’s Medical Update.
According to Kerry Clair at Pets Alive, she has received a communication about Gloria from the ASPCA. Her must-read blog on the subject lays everything out clearly and I don’t have a whole lot to add except for – yeah, … Continue reading
Posted in ASPCA, Cats, New York City, NYCACC, Pets Alive, Shelter Stuff
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NYCACC: Why Changing the Director Alone Changes Nothing
Julie Bank’s contract as Executive Director of New York City Animal Care and Control expires in April, and already activists are beating the drum to have her replaced. The view from the ground isn’t encouraging: widespread mismanagement, the mistreatment of … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, No Kill, NYCACC, Shelter Stuff
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NYCACC: Lies and Statistics
“There are three kinds of lies. Lies, damned lies, and statistics.” – Benjamin Disraeli Today I’m going to demonstrate to you how New York City Animal Care and Control (variously referred to as NYCACC, AC&C, ACC or “the pound”) spins … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Dogs, New York City, No Kill, NYCACC, Shelter Stuff
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Supporting the ASPCA: Why Not?
I’ve long been beating the drum to encourage people to support small No Kill organizations, not the big, out of touch, slow moving, outmoded, ethically challenged monoliths of animal welfare. It seems that when organizations get to a certain size, … Continue reading
Posted in ASPCA, Fun Links, New York City, No Kill, Shelter Stuff
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