Tales, Tails and Feathers of New York -- PCA

This blog is divided into two sections. The first deals with experiences in rescue/placement of homeless cats and dogs. The latter focuses on the treatment of wildlife in our city parks, specifically, Canada geese. These birds have recently been targeted by government officials for a 2/3rds "reduction" in population. Thousands have been cruelly rounded up and gassed in NY over the past several years. This is an issue that cries out for address and is covered substantially in this blog.

Friday, November 26, 2010

"Connection"

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(Photo: New arrivals of migratory ducks at the Reservoir in Central Park over past few days. Still awaiting the migratory geese) Ah, '...
Friday, November 19, 2010

Hard Choices and Dark Days For the Geese

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The last couple of days have been difficult. It was very hard sitting through the community meeting the other night and listening to the va...
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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Ah, For the Price of an Airline Ticket!

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Disappointing piece from today's Daily News. It portrays our city parks as defenseless in any kind of opposition to goose slaughters oth...
Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Important Happenings

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Very important article from today's, Brooklyn Paper. Among other important facts this investigative piece dug up from Freedom of Infor...
Sunday, November 14, 2010

Let it Be

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"Adopt the pace of nature; Her secret is patience." --Ralph Waldo Emerson Much wisdom in the above quote. And it probably explains...
Friday, November 12, 2010

Animal Phobic -- A New Pandemic?

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Dark days ahead for wildlife in city parks? The abuse and neglect of wildlife at Brooklyn's Prospect Park continues unabated as the foll...
Thursday, November 11, 2010

Joey's Story -- Back in the High Life

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(Pictures: 1-- Joey as he is today. 2-- Joey and siblings. 3-- Dominant ducks of the Meer, "BradAgelina") I remember the first ...
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