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.

Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Food of Life

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A mother raccoon nursing her juvenile in Central Park several years ago. Today, these raccoons are dead. It is astounding that anyon...
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Sunday, March 31, 2019

"The Birds and Squirrels Can Go to Long Island to Find Food Sources"

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At the recent hearing to address the NYC Parks proposal to criminalize wildlife feeding in city parks, only two organizations supported ...
Friday, March 29, 2019

What to Expect if Wildlife Feeding is Criminalized in New York City Parks

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Climate change has caused all kinds of weather extremes across the globe. Many wildlife species are pressured to ad...

Little Old Ladies Fighting Back!

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As an older woman, I am dismayed with the way we are depicted in major media, commercials, jokes and by some politicians. No, I am not...
Thursday, March 28, 2019

Words and Rules Matter -- What Do We Teach Our Children?

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One day, several years ago, I was at Harlem Meer in Central Park. I noticed a young boy, about 9 or 10-years-old, throwing sticks a...
Thursday, March 21, 2019

They Tear Down the Plants and Leave the Trash -- Oh, Jackie O!

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Oh, Jackie O, look what they've done to your song! The Central Park Reservoir is named after Jackie Onassis who once loved to jog arou...
Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Is Silent Spring the Goal for New York City Parks?

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It's been more than a year and a half since posting in this blog. Much has obviously changed since last writing; the main change being...
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"Enter all the information about yourself that you want others to know." What do I want others to know about me? Interesting question. The answer will be less complex and likely to be discovered in the context of the blog. One's self is found in one's writing and doings in life (I suppose) as opposed to what one says about one's self. For now (9-08) simply to update the picture. -- My beautiful dogs, Tina, Chance and me.
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