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Latest Articles Tagged "cats"

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They launched a TikTok show about bodega cats. It immediately went viral.

When we first made this show, a big question was, “Are there even enough cats in New York City to film?”

By

Shamira Ibrahim


News

Richmond Hill was a cat haven. Then the mutilations began.

This winter, when multiple cats began showing up with grotesque limb injuries and eerily similar disfigurements, it cast a pall on the neighborhood.

By

Michelle Bocanegra


News

Woman reunited with cats after evacuating from Manhattan garage collapse

Sandy Imhoff despaired of ever seeing her feline roommates again.

By

Michelle Bocanegra


News

NY Cat And Dog Owners Will Have To Get Creative With Plastic Bag Ban

“Necessity is the mother of invention. I’m not giving up my cat, I love her dearly so I'm marching on.”

By

Gwynne Hogan


Arts & Entertainment

It's Finally Your Time To Adopt A Pet And Clear The Shelters

Don't need you need a new roommate?!

By

Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

Photos: Fancy Felines Strut Their Stuff At Annual Algonquin Cat Fashion Show

Cats, but make them fashion.

By

Claire Lampen


News

NY State's Cat Declawing Ban Is Now Officially Law

New York is now the first state in the nation to ban the procedure.

By

Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

The CATS Trailer: Now & Forever

Let's talk about the CATS trailer, since we likely won't stop hearing about it until this thing comes out in December anyway.

By

Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

An Illustrated Guide To Helping NYC's Cats

Here's how you can help next time you see a feral cat.

By

Clarisa Diaz


News

New York Could Become First State To Ban Cat Declawing

It's believed 25% of cats in the U.S. are declawed.

By

Jen Chung


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