Sentences with phrase «york city animal»

The star - studded dog and cat adoption event benefits New York City animal shelters and adoption agencies.

Risa Weinstock, executive director of New York City Animal Care and Control (ACC), said her hopes for the day were «awareness and adopt, adopt, adopt.»

Founded by Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore, produced by Broadway Cares / Equity Fights AIDS and sponsored by the ASPCA, Broadway Barks benefits New York City animal shelters and adoption agencies.

This star - studded event features celebrities from the hottest shows on Broadway and benefits New York City animal shelters and adoption agencies.

In December 2016, a New York City animal shelter reported an outbreak of bird flu (with a strain called H7N2) among the shelter's cats.

OKLAHOMA CITY ---- Former New York City Animal Care & Control chief Julie Bank on January 16, 2015 assumed direction of the Oklahoma City Animal Shelter and Animal Welfare Division.

He has held several Commissioner - level positions in NYC government and was General Counsel and Executive Director of New York City Animal Care and Control.

She discusses its history, mission and the evolution of the organization, noting that when she and others launched the Alliance, the New York City Animal Care & Control was seeing a very low adoption rate and, not coincidentally, was forced to euthanize about 70 % of the animals.

It is confusing that in a city so large (around eight million people), New York City Animal Care and Control only has three shelters.

The goal of the New York City Animal Care and Control is to have NO - KILL by 2015.

When hundreds of cats in the New York City Animal Care and Control shelters tested positive for avian influenza last year, everyone involved set their only goal — saving the cats» lives.

When Avian Influenza H7N2 infected cats in a New York City animal shelter, it was the first outbreak of its kind, and the first documented case of cat - to - cat transmission.

Alameda, CA — March 2007 — Thanks to the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, Animal Care & Control of New York City, and the ninety plus partners of Maddie's ® Pet Rescue Project in New York City, no healthy dog or cat died in a New York City animal shelter during the month of February.

New York City Animal Care & Control facilities operate in all five boroughs of New York City.

As a not - for - profit organization since 1995, New York City Animal Care & Control has been responsible for New York City's municipal shelter system, rescuing, caring for, and finding loving homes for homeless and abandoned animals in New York City.

Secaucus, NJ — Friday, May 18, 2007 — Some lucky dogs at the New York City Animal Care & Control's Brooklyn facility had a total beauty makeover, courtesy of The Hartz Mountain Corporation.

The New York City Animal Care & Control is the largest pet organization in the Northeast, with an estimated number of 44,000 animals rescued each year.

Whether you're looking for a swanky gala benefit, casual gathering of pet lovers in the park, luxury boat cruise, musical concert, comedy performance, dance party, film screening, marathon or walk, family bowling day, convention or fair, flea market or yard sale, boutique shopping day, pet fashion show, cage comforter sewing day, or other animal - related fun, these events sponsored by Alliance Participating Organizations (APOs) and other New York City animal rescue and advocacy groups should not be missed!

And come through it did, with an army of volunteers and a historic collaboration between Maddie's Fund ®, the ASPCA, the University of Wisconsin Shelter Medicine Program, New York City Animal Care and Control, the New York City Department of Health, the Centers for Disease Control, the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, and more.

Broadway Barks is a dog and cat adoption event featuring celebrities from Broadway to benefit New York City animal shelters and adoption agencies.

«You have New York's finest, New York's bravest, New York's strongest, and now New York's kindest,» says Richard Gentles, director of development and communications for New York City Animal Care & Control (NYCACC).

Cats and kittens make up two - thirds of the animals in New York City animal shelters who need permanent and homes.

Broadway Barks 16, held Saturday, July 12, featured adoptable — and adorable — dogs and cats from New York City animal shelters and adoption agencies including ASPCA, Animal Care and Control of NYC (AC&C), Animal Haven, BARC (Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition), Bideawee, Bobbi & the Strays, City Critters, Humane Society of New York (HSNY), KittyKind, Posh Pets Rescue, SaveKitty Foundation and Urban Cat League.

Broadway Barks is a free, star - studded dog and cat adoption event, created in 1999 by Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore, benefiting New York City animal shelters and rescue groups.

There is never a dull moment on the New York City animal events calendar!

These classes, workshops, and other educational events are sponsored by Alliance Participating Organizations (APOs) or other New York City animal groups to give you the information and skills you need to help both your own pets and other NYC animals.

A Tail at a Time is committed to finding permanent, loving, safe homes for domesticated animals that have either been abandoned on the streets of New York, or who end up in the New York City animal shelters (ACC).

Thanks to an equally historic collaborative outbreak response by organizations and agencies including Maddie's Fund ®, the ASPCA, the University of Wisconsin Shelter Medicine Program, New York City Animal Care and Control, the New York City Department of Health, the Centers for Disease Control and the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, many cats» lives were saved.

Dr. Janeczko served as both Medical Director and Interim Director of Operations for New York City Animal Care and Control (AC&C).

When Avian Influenza H7N2 infected cats in a New York City animal shelter last year, it was the first outbreak of its kind, and the first documented case of cat - to - cat transmission.

Tiger Tim quickly sunk into a deep depression after his admittance to New York City Animal Care and Control, rapidly losing weight — at a staggering 2.7 lbs in just his first week.

As goals are achieved, Maddie's Fund will provide New York City animal welfare groups and veterinarians with up to $ 15.5 million to end the killing of healthy and treatable shelter dogs and cats within ten years.

When we heard about the feline slaughter taking place at the New York City Animal Care and Control facilities - that on Mother's Day there was one of the largest lists of «at risk» animals (just a nicer way of saying KILL LIST) mother cats with their kittens, orphaned kittens and young adult cats - Pets Alive never hesitated to reach out and commit to saving as many of those lives as we could.

Since Hurricane Sandy, animals have only flowed to New York City Animal Care & Control (AC&C) in one direction: in.

«New York City Animal Care and Control has experienced budget cuts, she said, that have had an effect on staff and services and forced it to «make reductions in day to day care.»

A New York City animal rights group is calling on Lara Trump to extend her love of animals beyond the local dog shelter and into the wild — where her husband, Eric, has enjoyed trophy hunting.

The Alliance's Wheels of Hope — the only program of its kind that provides lifesaving rides to thousands of homeless New York City animals every year — needs your help.

That's a lot of money for vet bills and pet food for organizations working hard to save the lives of New York City animals.

NEW YORK CITY ---- Rescues of New York City animals from cruelty and neglect and arrests of alleged offenders all soared in 2014, the first full year since the American SPCA began turning the lead role in humane law enforcement over to the New York Police Department.

Evidence, including the body of a cat or kitten, and any food that might have been poisoned should be preserved and turned over to the police, according to the city Feral Cat Initiative of the Mayor's Alliance for New York City Animals.

HEART Rescue is a member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York City Animals and Best Friends Animal Society.

In New York City, the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, an animal welfare organization founded to reduce the rate at which New York City animals were being euthanized, began their Helping Pets and People in Crisis program in 2007.

Not exact matches

ASPCA forensic veterinarian Dr. Laura Niestat examines a dog at the ASPCA Animal Hospital in New York City.

The Newsboy won at least one contest from an animal, a decision over a muzzled bear in a wrestling match at a flea circus in New York City.

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The New York City Council Health Committee voted unanimously to ban the use of exotic animals in entertainment, approving a bill that is expected to come to a full council vote next week.

A surprising flash point — animal rights — has erupted in the early weeks of the race for New York City mayor, complete with boldface endorsers, voluble protests, and a generously financed attack ad.

Look, his message about cutting corruption and waste in government and reducing taxes is one that should be heard, but does he have to deliver it like some kind of wild animal, liberally sprinkling his apopleptic rants with attacks against blacks, Jews and New York City?

NYCLASS, the vocal animal rights group that is leading the charge to ban horse - drawn carriages in New York City, has parted ways with the Advance Group, a source with close knowledge of the relationship confirmed to the Observer this afternoon.

With this new authority in hand, municipalities from Buffalo to New York City, the North Country to Long Island will be able to pass tough new laws to crack down on puppy mills and bad breeders who place profit above the health and safety of animals.