What the 20`9 Government Shutdown Means for Animals
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On the morning of December 1, 2018, a dog was found in a trash chute in an apartment building in the Bronx, New York. The eight-month-old pit bull, now named Buckbeak, was found by the building’s janitor, who then contacted the New York City Police Department (NYPD).
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Are you committing to a “new year, new me” philosophy for 2019? We’d like you to meet some extra-special feline guests of the ASPCA Adoption Center who are hoping to celebrate a “new year, new home” in 2019—it could be that your goals and theirs align!
Sanderson, Pirulo and Kenan are still waiting to find the right home. They are hopeful that 2019 will be the new beginning they need! See below for more information about our New Year’s kitties:
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