The Organization Yielding an End to Animal Homelessness, inc.

04/06/2013

Chez, It's been a couple of weeks so I figure it's time for another update. Sheba is doing very well, she is acclimating to country life like she was born here. She is off leash and responding well to commands. I see her making more strides every day. She respects ducks, chickens and rabbits to a degree but she is still overbearing when it comes to the cats. I really don't think she would hurt them intentionally as she likes to greet everyone and everything with overwhelming exuberance. Sheba was spayed this past Tuesday and has gotten a clean bill of health with everything else. There is one huge downfall to her - she farts worse than any other dog I can remember !!!! Wow are they ever potent. Well that about covers the highlights. ~ Nikki

03/20/2013

CAN vet van: 7185447387
Dear Friend of Animals,

The Vet Mobile had a great day on Midland Ave in Staten Island on Sunday March 10th. As usual, the overwhelming crowd initially needed some work but once that was addressed, we treated 41 animals. Many of our patients were seniors who were due for blood tests, whose guardians could not possibly afford due to virtually being wiped out financially and literally.

Thanks to the office of Assemblywoman Malliotakis the Free Vet Mobile for SI Sandy victims has found a sponsor for a third day, to be held on
Sunday April 7, 2013, again at Midland Ave & Kiswick Street.

03/15/2013

All 41 cats and all 3 dogs are out of Kingston in the safety of private homes as adopted or fostered to be placed by no kill groups or went directly to a no kill group. The cat Nemo that was horribly injured by a dog when Kingston City building inspector Jill and landlords Michael and Chris Piazza opened the six cages that contained 3 dogs and 3 cats each was sent to Dr Rug at Kingston Animal Hospital to be euthanized.

03/08/2013

Good morning =D ♡ Honey

03/07/2013

"The ACC should be networking, contacting independent rescues and groups to literally outsource former housecats that are surrendered or seized: animals that are already neutered and spayed, ASPA tattooed individuals, overweight and declawed cats all show signs of former ownership and should be placed elsewhere. Animals over the age of 8 should be also sorted out elsewhere."

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All animal control across the country are in need of serious reform, but the New York ACC are slaughterhouses, taking in many, many cats and dogs...

03/07/2013

Gimme kisses! ♡

03/06/2013

You may not agree with a certain shelters way of doing certain things, but it doesn't matter which shelter the animal is in if it's life is on the line. You have to look past the institution to focus on helping the animals in that shelter to safety.

03/06/2013

LOVE THIS
"I looked at all the caged animals in the shelter...the cast-offs of human society. I saw in their eyes love and hope,fear and dread, sadness and betrayal. And I was angry."God", I said, "this is terrible! Why don't you do something?" God was silent for a moment, and then He spoke softly. "I have done something", he replied. "I created you."
The Animals Savior by Jim Willis

03/06/2013

420 Likes! Where's that b**g?? LOLOL JK!!!

03/05/2013

It's one of the earliest in the area--a Rabies Clinic Saturday, March 9 from 11 am to 2 pm at the Barnyard, 462 Rt 28 two miles from the Kingston Traffic Circle. (The "Barnyard" is a big green barn like pet supply store set down in a hollow on the right hand side as you come from Kingston--it is hard to see, it is down in a hollow.) The shots are $10 per pet, cash only, and you know the drill--bring the pet's former rabies paperwork if you have it, all cats must be in a carrier, all dogs leashed. Shots given by Dr. Barbara MacMullen of "Pets Reward Veteranary House Call. For more infor call 845-339-CATS or 845-246-9337