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Stanley Lombardo announced on Aug. 23 that he is suing the Town of Hempstead for barring him from taking care of feral cats.
Former East Rockaway trustee sues Town of Hempstead
Stanley Lombardo, a former Village of East Rockaway trustee, announced on Aug. 23 that he had filed a lawsuit in federal court against Town of Hempstead Supervisor Anthony Santino in hopes that the supervisor would reverse a decision that effectively bars Lombardo from taking care of about 40 feral cats in Oceanside. more
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Marianne Kuhnle lives on Lakewood Boulevard, where neighbors say she sheltered as many as 16 cats. After the Department of Public Works cleaned her property and issued two citations against her, Kuhnle claimed they damaged her bushes and other items.
Cat controversy in Lynbrook: Resident will have feral animals put down amid complaints, citations
Responding to complaints from neighbors, a Lynbrook resident said she plans to euthanize more than a dozen feral cats she sheltered and fed, after village officials removed garbage and animal waste from her property on July 17. more
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More than 50 people gathered outside the entrance of the Oceanside Sanitation Transfer Station on Long Beach Road to protest what they believed to be abuse of a feral cat colony located on the site. The Nassau County SPCA has countered that the colony is being properly cared for.
Protest erupts over alleged abuse of Oceanside cat colony
An alleged dispute between a former Town of Hempstead employee and its leadership culminated in a protest on Saturday over the supposed abuse of a feral cat colony located at the Oceanside Sanitation … more
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Fourth-graders from the Howell Road Elementary School in Valley Stream visited Crossroads Farm for an organic farming lesson last week. At right were farm Field Manager Stephanie Kane and Howell Road teacher Catherine Ricchiuti.
Taking Crossroads Farm to the next level
Last year, when Marilyn Cranin of the Nassau Land Trust — the non-profit operator of Crossroads Farm — saw the renovations Joseph DeVito did to his tableware shop, White House Home in Malverne, Cranin knew she had found the perfect person for a specific undertaking. “She got me involved in the farm’s advisory council,” DeVito said. “My focus became beautification and enhancement.” more
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‘Cats’
They say that cats have nine lives but Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats defies the old adage. Thirty-four years and 7,485 performances after its New York debut, the show has returned to its … more
Q: Is there anything that I should be worried about with the hotter temperatures for my pets during the summer?
A: The summer is here and that means warmer temperatures and longer days.  It is the perfect combination to head out and go for that relaxing walk or lounge in the yard.  But there are some … more
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Q: Should I let my Chihuahua play with the larger dogs at the dog park?
A:There are many large breed dogs that play well with smaller dogs however a pet owner should always be careful with such a large discrepancy in weight classes.  Even playing with a dog of … more
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Q: What can my pet eat at my Big Game party?
A: Big Game parties are a lot of fun and a big part of the fun is the great food that we get to eat. But when it comes to our pets you are probably better off keeping them to their dog treats and … more
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Alexander, the 7-year-old cat from Last Hope Animal Rescue in Wantagh, will be representing the shelter at this year’s Kitten Bowl showing on Feb. 7.
Kittens first, football second
For football fans everywhere, Sunday marks Super Bowl 50. But for those not so into sports, there is a purr-fect alternative. The third annual Kitten Bowl will be aired on the Hallmark Channel Sunday, Feb. 7 at noon. With participating teams such as the North Shore Animal League and Last Hope Animal Rescue, Long Islanders won’t want to miss the most furr-ocious game of the year. more
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Laila, a 1 ½-year-old shit tzu, was adopted by MaryAnne Provost, of Seaford, during the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter’s Summer of Love free adoption program.
Shelter finds homes for 311 animals
More than 300 once homeless animals are now family pets, the result of the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter’s Summer of Love adoption program. more
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