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Peaceful Pets At-Home Pet Care I run an in-home forever rescue which I support through pet sitting and animal care with Peaceful Pe

10/25/2026

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10/25/2026

Victory! We're thrilled to share that today, in a historic vote (40-7), NYC Council officially voted to pass Romanch’s Law (Intro 943) and end horse-drawn carriages in New York City by 2028. This new law will protect horses and all New Yorkers.

Huge thanks to Council Member Christopher Marte for introducing the bill, Committee on Health Chair Lynn Schulman, the majority of City Council Members who signed on to sponsor, and every Council member who voted yes.

We are grateful that Mayor Mamdani has indicated his support and recognize Speaker Julie Menin for her leadership stewarding the issue forward. Thank you also to our coalition partners and to our own legislative team.

This decision by an iconic city like New York will undoubtedly encourage other cities to join London, Paris, Beijing, Toronto, Chicago and many others that have banned this harmful, antiquated industry.

ooh... beagle!
10/25/2026

ooh... beagle!

🐾 Meet Barnaby! 🐾
Barnaby is an 8- to 9-year-old Beagle weighing 25 pounds, and this sweet boy has come a long way from the day he was found wandering as a stray. He had obviously been on his own for quite some time and looked like the poster child for a humane society commercial. He needed help, and he needed it badly.
For the first two weeks in rescue, Barnaby's schedule was pretty simple: eat, sleep, repeat. His little body needed time to recover. It was clear that people hadn't always been kind to him. Whenever someone reached toward him, he would cringe and squeeze his eyes shut, bracing himself instead of expecting a gentle touch.
During his medical evaluation, Barnaby had a full blood panel and was treated for Ehrlichia, a tick-borne disease. He also had a perianal gland adenoma removed from his rump. The pathology report confirmed it was benign, and excision was curative. Barnaby does have a grade 4 heart murmur. His heart isn't causing him problems right now, but he may need medication as he gets older. His adopter should be prepared for regular veterinary monitoring and any future treatment his heart may need.
Barnaby is now a different dog! These days, he seeks out attention because he's discovered that human hands can deliver some pretty wonderful things, including pets, affection, and scratches in all the right places. Watching him learn to trust is a reminder of just how much a little kindness can change a life.
Barnaby absolutely loves other dogs. He enjoys playing with his canine friends and is perfectly happy cuddling up beside one for a nap. Having another friendly dog around seems to make him feel right at home.
For a Beagle, Barnaby is surprisingly quiet. He generally saves his voice for important announcements, such as when his dog buddies are barking or when his foster mom is taking entirely too long to fill his food bowl. Apparently, dinner delays are a serious matter.
Barnaby enjoys car rides and what we like to call sniffaries, where he can investigate all the fascinating smells the world has to offer. He tosses toys around and enjoys a good game of tug. At bedtime, he settles into his own dog bed, content to call it a day.
A physically fenced yard is required for Barnaby. He's a Beagle, after all, and those noses have a way of finding interesting smells that can make the rest of the world temporarily disappear! A secure yard will let him safely explore, sniff, and enjoy the outdoors.
Barnaby doesn't need someone to teach him how to be a perfect dog. He needs someone willing to give him time, patience, and the security of knowing he is finally home. A canine companion would be a lovely bonus.
After spending so much time simply surviving, Barnaby is finally getting the chance to enjoy being a dog. He deserves a home where gentle hands, full food bowls, cozy beds, and sniffaries are just part of everyday life.
If you have room in your heart for a sweet, easygoing Beagle who's ready for a fresh start, Barnaby would love to meet you.
Barnaby is housetrained, neutered, up to date on vaccinations, heartworm tested and microchipped.
Apply to meet Barnaby at www.furfunrescue.org
If you have questions, you can email [email protected] or call 319-929-6657.
Adopters must be within a two-hour drive of Cedar Rapids, IA.
Barnaby is looking for an indoor home.
Adoption fee $300.

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced that 22 food pantries will begin offering free pet food to help families keep the animals they love.

Starting October 19, participating pantries across all five boroughs will provide food for dogs and cats alongside groceries for their owners.

Families will be able to pick up both during the same visit.

Behind the announcement is a difficult situation familiar to animal rescuers. A family can love a pet deeply and still struggle to afford its next bag of food.

When household budgets tighten, that struggle can lead to a heartbreaking decision about whether they can keep their animal at all.

The program is meant to help before families reach that point.

Announced on October 15, the initiative includes $500,000 in city funding and brings together the Mamdani administration, the City Council, the Mayor’s Office of Animal Welfare and the Department of Social Services.

Six participating pantries are in Brooklyn, six in Manhattan, four in Queens, four in the Bronx and two on Staten Island.

“No New Yorker should have to choose between feeding themselves and feeding their pets,” Mamdani said.

Animal welfare organizations welcomed the effort, including Bronx Dog Haven and Animal Care Centers of NYC. Their message was clear. Helping people care for their pets can prevent financial hardship from separating them.

For someone visiting a pantry, a bag of dog food can mean one less expense they don’t know how to cover.

It can mean getting through another difficult week with their companion beside them.

And for the dog waiting at home, it can mean life continues in the place it knows, with the people it loves.

Sometimes keeping a family together starts with helping fill one more bowl.

10/19/2026

Please spread the word! Bugsy is STILL MISSING as of Oct 13, 2026, last seen in Iowa City, IA 52245 near Westbury ct and Westbury Dr

Update: Hi. I am heartbroken to say that after almost 3 weeks we are still searching for Bugsy. There have been sightings by Westbury drive/ court and Lower Muscatine Road. Unfortunately she is very skittish and will not come to anyone. So if you see her please do not follow or chase her. Pay attention to which she went and please call me ASAP at:

Bugsy is very friendly and would never hurt anyone. She is just Lost and Very Scared.

Please say a prayer for Bugsy’s safe return and help bring our baby Home!!

Description: 8 yo tri-color (black/white/brown).

For more info or to contact Bugsy's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/73429723

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