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The nation’s most populous city is also one of the worst for pets. New York City placed near the bottom of a new WalletHub ranking of the most pet-friendly cities in the United States, not helping the Empire State’s reputation for animal hospitality. Continue Reading →
NY Post reports that yet another city doggie was lost by the “Uber for dog-walking” app last week. Continue Reading →
On Saturday October 21st, The Bark Shoppe, located on the corner of 116th street and St. Nicholas Ave, opened its doors to customers with a new look and as a 24 hour pet care and lodging facility. Continue Reading →
Come, sit, stay, and celebrate Central Park and its dog community! Tails will be wagging as the Central Park Conservancy and Central Park Paws host you and your canine for an afternoon of contests, training tips, games, and more. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, October 5, 2017, the de Blasio Administration, Animal Care Centers of NYC and ASPCA will be hosting “City Howl,” a dog adoption event to celebrate Adopt a Shelter Dog month. Continue Reading →
“I and love and you,” one of the fastest-growing premium dog and cat food brands in grocery stores across the U.S., has partnered with Chewy and celebrity dog mom Lo Bosworth to throw a puppy shower. Continue Reading →
While the last full week of September happens to be National Dog Week (week of September 25, 2017, The Shops at Columbus Circle always opens their doors to canines from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
In an effort to keep families together in hard times, PetSmart’s Buy a Bag, Give a Meal program is donating nearly 40,000 pounds of pet food — about 190,000 pet food meals — to Food Bank For New York City (Food Bank). Continue Reading →
The Bark Shoppe,, Upper Manhattan’s first 24 hour/7 days a week premium pet care and lodging facility, offers the following services: Continue Reading →
Tamar Geller helped Natalie Portman pick out her Yorkie from a shelter in Harlem, she lived with Oprah Winfrey for a month to train her adopted three golden retriever puppies. Continue Reading →
The dogs in East Harlem aren’t all bark. A study conducted by the New York City Health Department showed that East Harlem had the highest rate of dog bite-related emergency visits in Manhattan reported Patch. Continue Reading →
NY1 reports that a police officer fatally shot a pit bull after it attacked its owner in Harlem on Friday night, according to the NYPD. Continue Reading →
