Hurricane Matthew 2016
Animal League America is Prepared to Aid Shelters Hit by Hurricane Matthew October 11, 2016: Unfortunately, it seems yet another Animal Welfare Emergency is upon us – Hurricane Matthew.
Louisiana Floods 2016
Picture this; you’re a happy, healthy dog living with your beloved family. You enjoy going out for walks with your pet parents, lounging around the house with your canine siblings, and the sound of your food bowl being filled at dinner time makes your tail wag like the propeller on a Boeing 757 airliner.
How to Stop Your Dog or Puppy from Chewing
If you are wondering how to stop dogs from chewing, you've come to the right place. If your dog is destructive, the first thing you need to do is ask yourself, "What is the reason for this behavior?" It is important to understand and acknowledge that every behavior has a reason. Once you understand the Read More
Pet Safety During and After a Disaster
Natural disasters and emergencies happen quickly and oftentimes we are not fully prepared. Being properly equipped to meet the needs of your family – and pet(s) – when an emergency does strike, is crucial. Think ahead and follow these pet safety steps now to be “pet prepared”. You’ll feel better knowing that you’ve planned what Read More
Congresswoman Kathleen Rice Pays a Special Visit to Her Animal League America Sponsor Pets
New York State Congresswoman Kathleen Rice has been a longtime supporter of the world’s largest no-kill rescue and adoption organization, most recently as a dedicated Sponsor in our Pet Sponsor Program.
Donor Spotlight: Connie Guglielmo
A Voice for the Mutt-i-grees Connie Guglielmo loves an elegant party, especially if the festivities benefit North Shore Animal League America’s lifesaving programs. You’ll see her at our Lewyt Humane Awards Luncheon in June and at our fall Gala — and she’ll always be impeccably dressed, beautifully coiffed, and perfectly poised. It’s Read More
39 Dogs and Puppies Rescued from Overcrowded Shelters in Arkansas
In addition to our regular weekly life-saving rescues and transports, 39 dogs and puppies at risk of euthanasia were welcomed to North Shore Animal League America.
Mama Riley
When Mama arrived at North Shore Animal League America off a rescue transport from South Carolina in March she seemed like a young dog who would simply need some time to adjust to the big changes that were occurring in her life – but this lab mix, no older than 2 years of age, Read More
A Day of Perspective and Joy
North Shore Animal League America Celebrates the Groundbreaking of The Don and Karen LaRocca Pet Wellness Center North Shore Animal League America has been saving the lives of homeless companion animals since opening its’ doors in 1944. Beginning as a tiny, local shelter in Port Washington, N.Y., the organization has blossomed into the world’s Read More
Donor Spotlight: Carmen and John Grossman
When it comes to spoiling their three Mutt-i-grees®, Carmen and John Grossman are in a league of their own. Nothing delights them more than doting on their “babies,” whether it’s providing specially prepared meals, carefully vetted dog walkers, or a fenced-in yard with plenty of room to run and play. They can’t imagine life without the company of dogs. And their concern doesn’t stop there. Indeed, they’re dedicated to doing whatever they can to help less fortunate animals experience the care and love their own pets enjoy — which is why they generously support our no-kill mission to rescue, nurture, and adopt as many Mutt-i-grees as possible.