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Saturday, March 14 | 11am – 5pm
Sunday, March 15 | 11am – 4pm
The Spot BK
232 Varet St, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Waived adoption fees for large dogs* and adult cats!
$25 adoption fee for kittens.
Join us for a heartwarming weekend and find your new furry family member! Our special pop-up adoption event is your chance to meet dozens of adorable animals looking for their forever homes.
*Does not include $8.50 – $34 NYC dog licensing fee.
Unaltered animals may require a $150 spay/neuter deposit.
Saturday, June 20 | 1pm – 5pm
Manhattan ACC – Backyard Play Area
328 E 109th St, New York, NY 10029
$20 Adoption Fees* for participating dogs!
Looking to adopt a new canine companion? Stop by our upcoming adoption event, Backyard Barks! Interested adopters can head directly to Manhattan ACC’s backyard and meet some of our adorable dogs available for adoption.
*Does not include $8.50 – $34 NYC dog licensing fee.
Unaltered animals may require a $150 spay/neuter deposit.
Our adoption events are on a first-come-first-served basis for adoptable animals. Our lines typically start 1 hour prior to the event’s start. See a full list of our upcoming events!
Many of our New Hope Partners have been very open about their need to focus more on the emergency cases and pull those animals with the greatest needs. With ACC having so many animals in care, it is challenging for our partners to know which animals they should focus their efforts on.
Tips for keeping your pets safe in extreme heat.
Tips for keeping your pets safe in extreme heat.
Hydration is critical. Keep fresh water available at all times.
Limit exercise and exposure. Stay indoors as much as possible and avoid walks during the day & afternoon.
Never leave pets in a parked car. Temperatures turn deadly in minutes, even with the windows cracked.
Secure your windows. Open windows mean fall risk. High-rise syndrome is a real and preventable danger, make sure all windows have screens or protective barriers.
Protect their paws. Test the temperature of the ground with your hand. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for their paws.
Know the signs of heat stroke. Excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or collapse require immediate vet attention.
Cooling, done right. Skip wet towels, they trap heat. Pour cool (not ice cold) water instead, focusing on areas with bare skin.
No AC? Keep air moving. Use fans to keep air circulating.
Know the Cooling Centers. Thanks to Petco, pet-friendly cooling locations are available across the city. Click here to view the map (filter for pet friendly).
Stay hydrated, stay cool, and keep your pets safe during the heatwave.
