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One of the most common reasons pet owners contact veterinarians and animal poison control centers is accidental medication exposure. Antidepressants, which are widely prescribed in human medicine, are among the medications most frequently involved in unintended pet ingestions.

While these medications can be life-changing for the people who take them, t...


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Ready to meet your new beach buddy? Look no further than the ASPCA Adoption Center in New York City! This summer, our Adoption Center is hosting not one, but two, “Barks at the Boardwalk” adoption events. The events will take place on Saturday, August 15, and Sunday August 23, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the ASPCA Adoption Cen...


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Brixton, a 2-year-old Plott Hound-mix, was among the first animals adopted in July when Terrebonne Parish Animal Shelter in Gray, Louisiana, joined The Rescue Effect, the ASPCA’s national campaign dedicated to helping animals find loving homes.

“Brixton came...


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Did you know that by adopting just one animal from a shelter, you help save the lives of even more? When a pet leaves the shelter, through adoption or fostering, space and resources open up to give more animals a chance. Help one, help many — that’s The Rescue Effect<...


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Yesterday, our teams removed over 100 cats from unsanitary and overcrowded conditions across three New York City homes. The simultaneous removals follow several large-scale rescue operations in New York City in recent weeks.

The cats were surrendered by overwhelmed pet owners in the Bronx and Queens who recognized their inability to properly care for a...


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