ASPCA in the News: Partnership Brings New Hope to Thousands of Pets
Staten Island Advance
ASPCA funding, distributed by city, has reduced number of animals euthanized by more than a third.
Sergio, a year-old stray cat, does not, as the saying goes, have nine lives.
But thanks to a partnership between the Mayor's Alliance for New York City's Animals and the ASPCA, he and thousands of other pets have a better shot at long and healthy lives.
In fact, due to the partnership's efforts, the number of pets euthanized since the group formed in 2002 has dropped by more than a third.
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ASPCA funding, distributed by city, has reduced number of animals euthanized by more than a third.
Sergio, a year-old stray cat, does not, as the saying goes, have nine lives.
But thanks to a partnership between the Mayor's Alliance for New York City's Animals and the ASPCA, he and thousands of other pets have a better shot at long and healthy lives.
In fact, due to the partnership's efforts, the number of pets euthanized since the group formed in 2002 has dropped by more than a third.
Click here to read the rest of the story...
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2 Comments:
I love this website...but do you not have animals up for adoption??? i couldn't get one but it would be good to look at them. that could also encourage people to donate if you look at all the adorable pets. my friend and i are trying to raise money for them too!!!
it would be great to show pics because even if you arent looking for an animal you could always find an extra little someone.
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