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Nearby things to do this week in Oceanside, Island Park
Freeport-based pet rescue organization Bobbi and the Strays visits Petco in Oceanside on Saturday, Jan. 26 from noon to 3 p.m. more
Lydia Toscano, 7, and her furry best friend, Venus, whom she adopted from local animal shelter Posh Pets Rescue, share a special bond: They were both adopted. Their unique story was chosen as a winner of the Petco Foundation’s annual Holiday Wishes campaign, which awards grants to animal welfare organizations like Posh Pets.
A special bond earns Posh Pets $5K
A bond between a young girl and her newfound furry best friend has won Posh Pets Rescue, a nonprofit organization that runs the Long Beach animal shelter, a $5,000 grant. Nassau County resident … more
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Ruff House Rescue is urging customers to adopt pets instead of buying them this holiday season and to remember that puppies are a commitment, not just a cute present.
Ruff House Rescue in Oceanside hosts holiday fundraising events
“Adopt, don’t buy” — This is the message that Ruff House Rescue, the Oceanside-based pet rescue organization, is sending to Long Islanders who want a new, furry friend in the family this holiday season and beyond. more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen thanked Town Shelter volunteers for their service at the June 19 board meeting. Other volunteers applauded her comments, while protesters silently held up signs in the back criticizing her and the shelter.
Town of Hempstead waives shelter adoption fees for summer
The Town of Hempstead is officially waiving all adoption fees during the dog days of summer. more
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Four-year-old terrier mix T-Bear has been waiting two years for someone to adopt her.
T-Bear is looking for a home
Sweet T- Bear is waiting for her forever home. This 4-year-old terrier mix, has been in a loving foster home with her elderly foster mom for over a year, but she is moving, and T-Bear needs a new … more
Coordinators of the Levittown Adopt-A-Family program and Board of Education members wrapped presents for families in need last year. From left, Karen Quinones-Smith, Esta Lachow, Peggy Marenghi, Gina Interdonato and Superintendent Dr. Tonie McDonald.
Levittown Schools give to families in need
Santa’s elves are working in overdrive this holiday season. Levittown School District students and residents gathered for the annual Adopt-A-Family program on Dec. 11, wrapping hundreds of … more
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The Apicellas became new mothers when they adopted their three foster daughters on National Adoption Day. They celebrated with their adoptive grandmother, left, Legislators Laura Schaefer, back right, and Rose Walker, right.
Foster children adopted at Nassau County ceremony
At an event held at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Garden City on Nov. 20, Nassau County’s Department of Social Services hosted an adoption ceremony to celebrate National Adoption Day. … more
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Jelly is available for adoption through Rebound Hounds animal rescue.
Adopt a Buddy: Meet Jelly!
An incredible survivor of neglect, and then the city shelter, Jelly not only holds no grudges, she is the most loving, sweetest girl according to her foster mom. more
Last Hope Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation was awarded a $15,000 grant from the Petco Foundation to fund adoptions for incoming kittens.
Last Hope receives grant for kitten adoption efforts
Last Hope Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Shelter was awarded a $15,000 grant from the Petco Foundation last month to help fund kitten adoptions. more
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Adopting the holiday spirit of giving
Levittown School District students and residents became holiday elves at the culminating event for the Adopt-A-Family program on Dec. 12, wrapping hundreds of presents for local families in need. more
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