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This Calendar Features Cute Guys With NYC Shelter Animals


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Jen Carlson

Published Dec 1, 2014

Modified Dec 1, 2014


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We're still waiting for the FDNY + Kittens calendar of our dreams, but until that becomes a reality, this'll do. The 2015 Tails of NYC RescueMen Calendar is now on sale, and features "12 inspirational stories of New York City men coming to the rescue of animals in need." You'll get cute shelter animals, but you'll also get a whole variety of dudes—there's shirtless six-pack abs guy, sensitive guy sitting on a park bench, tough guy with bunnies...

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The calendar was put together by two NYC-based animal organizations, Pillows for Paws ​and Grandpa Daves Creature—both provide handmade beds and toys, as well as grooming and medical supplies, to city shelters.

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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