Puppy Kitty NYC

A tiny kitten was found injured in a Con Edison yard, and her story has captured our hearts. After being rushed to the vet, it was determined she has trauma to her face and a broken leg. She’s been receiving critical care at the hospital for the past week, and tomorrow (12/13), she will undergo surgery costing $4,000.

Puppykittynycity rescue has generously taken her under their care, but they need our help to cover her mounting medical bills, including the hospital stay and surgery. All funds raised will go directly to her care and recovery.

In addition to helping this brave kitten, her family—her siblings and parents—still need to be trapped and spayed/neutered to prevent further litters. Your support will not only save her life but also make a difference for the entire colony.

Thank you for any contribution, big or small. Together, we can give her the love and care she deserves.

The week of our wedding, life threw us a curveball in the form of a mama cat and her litter of kittens.

With family flying in from across the country/world, juggling our full time jobs, and preparing for a wedding, we really didn’t have any time left to spare. But as animal lovers, we just couldn’t turn away from their need. With the help of Nick’s parents, we worked tirelessly all week (late at night) to get these cats to safety.

While mama cat has been TNR’d (trap-neuter-release), her kittens needed immediate care—and little Eva-Lou most of all. Eva-Lou required urgent surgeries for her eye and hernia, alongside general veterinary care for her siblings.

Important to mention, this rescue wouldn’t have been possible without PuppyKittyNYCity. They were willing to take them in despite closed intake and order them treatment.

We’re now reaching out to you, our community of friends and fellow animal lovers, to help us cover their care.

All funds raised will go DIRECTLY to PuppyKittyNYCity to cover these cats’ veterinary care.

If you have the ability to help, please consider doing so. We would be so incredibly thankful. Every(!) dollar truly makes a difference.

Thank you for being part of their rescue story!

The washing machine at Puppykittynycity is broken and needs to be replaced asap! There is tons of laundry for beds, sheets, and blankets for the many cats and kittens in their care at the shelter. Please help this wonderful charity buy a new washing machine! We appreciate your support!!!

This is my birthday fund to raise money for Puppy Kitty NYC, a rescue organization that does so much for so many animals in Queens and the surrounding boroughs. If you've ever seen an a cat or dog on the street but didn't know what to do, this is your chance to help those who help them.

UPDATE:

Deli cat went to a foster and was pleased to be with another cat, warm and safe. Unfortunately - he had to be rushed to an emergency vet when he became lethargic and seemed to be in pain. These tests, ultra sound, and ER vet are very costly - but the rescue and foster didn't hesitate to rush him for care.

WE REALLY NEED YOUR HELP NOW - even with a small donation. If TEN PEOPLE DONATED 10 DOLLARS IT WOULD PUSH US OVER THE GOAL AND COVER AT LEAST A PART OF THE VET FEES. THANK YOU!

Last week a Hell’s Kitchen neighbor reached out to me about a senior deli cat that was being neglected and abused. Poor guy was left behind by the previous owners and the new people not only didn’t want him, they didn’t feed him and removed food and bedding neighbors left for him. He was so starving and dehydrated that he was groggy and licking the air for relief. 

Imagine living your whole life in that deli, and then suddenly no one wants you there and sends you out in the freezing cold, takes away any kindness or food left by neighbors? 

To make it worse, an employee that got fired kicked the cat on the way out!  

The neighbors said since then kitty has lost almost half his body weight and wasn’t eating. This poor old kitty was left to find warmth on an empty shelf or in the basement.

So I met the neighbor and took this old gent out of harms way. And guess who stepped up to help save him? @puppykittyNYC!! 

He’s been to the vet and has some thyroid and health issues . He’s going to need medication and several more vet visits. 

The good news? He’s warm, feels safe, and is eating like a champ in @puppykittyNYC facility. 

Can you help raise money to cover his costs? @puppykittyNYC is at capacity and then some, but they still took him! 

If each person could donate even $20 it helps tremendously with APK rescue efforts for this dapper man kitty. 

Money goes directly to them. 

PuppyKittyNYCity volunteers work tirelessly 365 days a year going to the streets of NYC and extended areas with in the tri-state to help rescue, injured and homeless, cats, kittens, dogs, and other creatures. They are purely donation based and work with out a shelter. Supporting PKNYCity and their mission directly helps control the animal over population epidemic in NYC. Donations go directly to veterinary care, supplies, and transportation. Please help us in our mission to never have to Hi friends, join me in making a difference by supporting a good cause! I'm raising money for Puppy Kitty NYC and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

Who puts a loving cat on the street in a locked basket like trash?

My rescue buddy Kim and I saw a Facebook post from another neighbor who found something horrible while walking her dog - a cat in a basket on the street alone. We dropped everything and ran to get her!

This beautiful cat was put inside a wicker basket, dry food dumped in after her, the basket was then closed and put in a trash bag, and discarded on the street in front of an abandoned building.

This cat is BLIND! How could they be so cruel!

When we found her she was terrified, not knowing what was happening or where she was. Left outside in the NY cold, she was shivering and frozen in fear. Yet the minute I reached in and touched her head, scratched her ears, she began purring.

Well she is now SAFE! And thanks to @puppykittyNYcity she has been placed in foster care until we can evaluate her health and decide what to do with her.

The cat has been named “Kimmie the Basket Kitty” after my rescue buddy, 16 year old @kimcorrigan who already dedicates her spare

time to helping kitties in need. This is the 5th one this year Kim and I got off the streets. (Thank you to all who’ve donated!)

Kimmie Cat is not doing well. Shes confused, walking in circles, and seems to have some neurological issues, or stress, because she’s wetting herself. But beside her poor condition, she’s a fighter, and is loving. An sweet. She melts when petted, and let the foster bath her. She seemed to know someone was helping her. She had a good report from the first vet visit, her blood tests were good, and she can be nursed to

being a healthy pet for someone.

Please help with any donation you can. All the money goes directly to PuppykittyNYcity who

placed her in foster and will continue to care and pay for her medical care, even after she finds a home they will help. Kim and I

continue to help this wonderful rescue group. The same day they happily took Basket Kitty they had two other emergency rescues. They are non stop

helping cats and dogs, to an alarming degree. But they need your help with funding! They are a legit rescue 501c3.

Please donate, even a few dollars will help. Larger donations are greatly appreciated too! And it’s tax deductible!

Kimmie the kitty thanks you

and I will post updates to her story soon.

If you are interested in adopting this special beauty, our blind girl, please reach out to the below.

Again, the money will go directly to Puppy Kitty NYC for Basket Kitty’s care.

More information about Puppy Kitty NYC: PuppyKittyNYCity volunteers work tirelessly 365 days a year going to the streets of NYC and extended areas with in the tri-state to help rescue, injured and homeless, cats, kittens, dogs, and other creatures. They are purely donation based and work with out a shelter. Supporting PKNYCity and their mission directly helps control the animal over population epidemic in NYC. Donations go directly to veterinary care, supplies, and transportation.

We are Timmy’s only hope. We know he is missing his front leg and part of his back leg is broken with bone sticking out. His options are euthanasia or surgery.

We CANNOT do this without you. We are struggling financially right now. We had to move our warehouse space and with all the health issues of so many of our animals, it’s really scary. This is a hit we CANNOT afford right now. He is also feral and NO OTHER rescue would take him on. We are truly his ONLY hope and we are looking to all of you to help us help him!

Our goal is a verbal estimate and we will post the real one once we receive it. He is @vergbrooklyn now!

For the past decade, PuppyKittyNYCity has been a dedicated advocate for animals in need, rescuing nearly 1000 furry friends annually and facilitating the adoption of several hundred. Our commitment to animal welfare has remained steadfast, but today, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment with the opportunity to expand our impact significantly.

We're pleased to inform you that we have the chance to acquire a former veterinary clinic space located in Queens. This presents a compelling opportunity for us to not only enhance our shelter capacity but also to provide essential low-cost veterinary services to the broader New York City community.

Picture a space where animals receive compassionate care and where pet owners facing financial constraints can access affordable veterinary services for their beloved companions. With this new facility, our vision extends beyond just a shelter; it encompasses a dynamic center for compassion and support, including the hope to include an adoption center.

However, realizing this vision hinges on your support.

As an organization primarily driven by volunteers, we have relied on the generosity of individuals like you to advance our mission. Yet, to adequately staff the clinic and manage the expanded facilities, we must recruit trained professionals, including veterinarians and shelter staff. This transition incurs heightened operating costs and initial capital expenses, encompassing construction and setup.

Your contribution of $2500 or more will play a pivotal role in ensuring the success of this endeavor, allowing us to cover essential startup costs and guarantee the long-term viability of our expanded services. Together, we can significantly impact the lives of animals and pet owners, providing vital support to those in need.

We recognize the challenges of the current climate, but we are confident that with your backing, we can transform this vision into reality. Your donation will not only transform the lives of animals but also enrich our community with compassion and empathy.

Join us as we embark on this journey towards a brighter future for animals in New York City. Together, we can effect lasting change.

This is a sad one. Desmond was adopted, declawed, and then returned for behavorial issues. He is in a ton of pain from fragments of bone stuck in his paw pads from being declawed. Its so painful for him. We need a loving foster, or better yet a forever home for this boy.

Now for the good news…. Today he saw Dr. Hess @glendalevetclinic and she is going to repair his poor feet. Special thanks to the @pawproject for getting Desmond the help he needs! His true heroes! ❤️❤️❤️