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‘No more space': Animal Care Centers of NYC suspends intake for first time ever
Hundreds of dogs, cats and other animals urgently need homes amid an overcrowding crisis that forced New York City’s largest animal shelter to suspend intakes citywide for the first time. Animal Care Centers of New York City says it is at “a breaking point,
On October 21 from noon to 5pm at both Manhattan Animal Care Center (326 East 110th Street) and Brooklyn Animal Care Center (2336 Linden Boulevard), prospective adopters will get to ...
Animal Care Centers of NYC, a city agency, sent out an email Tuesday night saying an entire team at their E. 110th St. facility near Second Ave. had to go into COVID-19 quarantine.
The doors to the Animal Care Center of NYC in East Harlem are closed to the public Wednesday night, ... play with and care for the animals living at the center on East 110th Street ...
Animal Care Centers of New York City say there are two dogs in every cage, and if people don't adopt them, more dogs may have to be euthanized. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island ...
The city’s animal-care agency has shut down “cat intakes” at its three centers — as cash-strapped New Yorkers are surrendering their beloved pets in droves.
Volunteers at a city animal care group are dangling a $1,000 carrot for the safe return of a stolen rabbit. The Animal Care Centers of NYC aides put up the cash reward for missing bunny ...
The Animal Care Center said they have been taking in 20% more dogs compared to last year and need to find them loving homes. Now, they are waiving all adoption fees at their Manhattan care ...
Animal Care Centers of New York is set to open a state-of-the-art new shelter in Brooklyn next fall, and construction has just begun, according to city officials. The $48 million, ...
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