North Shore Animal League America

As we continue to follow the federal guidelines for COVID-19, we at North Shore Animal League America consider the safety of our animals, staff, volunteers, and you — our generous supporters — to be our highest priority. Please take a moment to read the information below detailing how to keep yourself and your pets safe during this global crisis, and how our lifesaving work continues.

It's the paw-fect day to download Train's new song Rescue Dog! Available everywhere, this song was inspired by our spokesperson, Beth Stern, and the great work she does to help save animals and find them great homes. A portion of the proceeds from this song will go to support North Shore Animal League America.

If there’s one thrilling silver lining to COVID-19, it’s the positive effect it’s having on Mother Nature. The message is clear: nature is willing and able to rejuvenate itself. All we have to do is recognize our role for both good and bad and step aside, even a little, and things will improve. Planet Earth has a lot to teach us about hope and resilience.

Like her millions of fans across the country, we at North Shore Animal League America are holding Rachael Ray and her husband, John Cusimano, close to our hearts as they mourn the death of their cherished Pit Bull, Isaboo, who died on May 20, 2020.

Federal employees can help save more lives by making a donation to our no-kill mission. The CFC and Federal Office of Personnel Management (OPM) in coordination with the White House COVID-19 Task Force is opening the CFC online pledge portal and mobile giving app through June 30.

These days when grooming salons may still not be open due to the COVID-19 crisis, our family pets may need our help to keep them smelling sweeter and not looking so overgrown. Here are some tips to help you keep your pets trimmed and clean.

In the days since the COVID-19 crisis closed our Adoption Center to the public, a skeletal staff of committed employees and volunteers have continued caring for the dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens still being housed at our Port Washington, NY campus. Thanks to their dedication 17 long-term adult cats found loving homes.

It’s the time of year when the weather is warmer and cats are out roaming and reproducing at a faster pace than during milder seasons. Many shelters are seeing the impact of this problem, which leads to extremely overcrowded conditions and often euthanasia. Learn more about Kitten Season and what you can do to help.

A resource everyone can use now, this program focuses on timely issues of kindness, resiliency, compassion, and hope. We’re offering all of our digital lessons at no charge until June 30th. All are welcome to create an account and discover meaningful activities and lessons for families and teachers.