Celebrity News

This fall, North Shore Animal League America welcomed a very special guest back to our Port Washington campus: The Dogist himself, Elias Weiss Friedman. With more than 11 million followers across his many social media platforms — Friedman has become one of the most influential dog photographers and storytellers in the world. He is also a bestselling author whose books have helped propel a global movement celebrating the beauty and individuality of dogs. We are incredibly fortunate to have his ongoing support and his passion for elevating the stories of rescue pets.

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.

Animal League America supporter and friend, Rachael Ray donates $1 million to aid organizations fighting Australian wildfires. Learn how you can help.

On the evening of October 30th, North Shore Animal League America hosted a special celebration for the completion of the Bianca’s Furry Friends Feline Adoption Center, our new cage-free facility for kittens and cats. Beth and Howard Stern, Billy Joel, and Rachael Ray were among the many honored guests in attendance to see this new addition to our shelter that was years in the making.

Joshua Radin, singer-songwriter, animal lover, and North Shore Animal League America supporter, will be generously donating 100% of his proceeds from downloads and streams of his new song "Here, Right Now" to support North Shore Animal League America and our no-kill mission. In addition, all proceeds from his special "Here, Right Now" bracelets will also be donated to help the animals in our care.

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.

Earlier this month, our Rescue Team saved 77 dogs and puppies during a rescue mission to the Midwest, where there is currently an overpopulation problem and no place for these sweet dogs to go.  With the help of a few of the wives and girlfriends of the New York Islanders, who came down to Read More