NEW YORK — City animal shelters, bursting at the seams because of an unprecedented influx of animals, have been given an ...

Due to the historically high number of pets in the city’s shelter system, Mayor Adams has announced a $1 million investment ...

Hundreds of dogs, cats and other animals urgently need homes amid an overcrowding crisis that forced New York City’s largest ...

Last week, the agency announced it was caring for more than 1,000 shelter animals at one time and could not take in any more ...

The city is dumping another $1 million into its troubled jam-packed animal-shelter system to hire and train 14 new staffers, ...

The money will be used for Animal Care Centers of New York City to increase their intake capacity in Manhattan and Queens and ...

The housing crisis and high cost of living — which are forcing some people to move out of the city and leave their pets ...

Many New Yorkers have been surrendering their pets because they can no longer afford to keep them, outpacing animal shelters’ capacity, a shelter official said.

Struggling homes are being forced to say goodbye to their much-loved animals across New York and are giving them away to ...

The money will add 14 new staffers at shelters in Manhattan and Queens – both at capacity. Donald Trump signs an executive ...

"People are surrendering animals to the shelter. One out of every three animals surrendered is because of housing insecurity ...