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Last Hope to celebrate 35 years
Volunteers and supporters of Last Hope Animal Rescue will be celebrating the nonprofit’s 35th anniversary at a gala . The event will be held at the Coral House in Baldwin at 6 p.m. on Oct. 27. more
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Shelter dog finally finds a home
For many shelter dogs, finding a new home can be “ruff.” But for Paprika, a 6-year-old pitbull, caretakers said it was an even harder struggle. more
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Authorities rescue 400 animals from Bellmore home
More than 400 animals –– many exotic, some endangered –– were removed by officials from the Bellmore home of Gary Gruber, according to the Society for the Prevention of Animal Cruelty and the … more
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Duffy was greeted by Town of Hempstead Councilmen Anthony D’Esposito and Gary Hudes, and Supervisor Anthony Santino at Sharon Faucett’s Levittown home last week.
Town touts animal shelter success story
An 8-year-old dog is loving life with his new owner. Although Duffy, an American bulldog, is battling cancer, no one would know it from his friendly and playful demeanor. more
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Sprite, a Border Collie, visits Last Hope from a Virginia shelter.
Last Hope gets grants for rescue efforts
The Last Hope Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Shelter in Wantagh was awarded a $10,000 grant from the Petco Foundation last month that will support several county shelters in Kentucky and Virginia to help dogs in need. more
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Girl Scout Natalie Bloniarz did a project that showed the benefits of animal adoption for her Gold Award.
Her pet project
For Wantagh senior and Girl Scout Natalie Bloniarz, earning her Gold Award is much more than just the end of her scouting journey, but a large mark on the community in which she was raised. After doing her research, the 17-year-old wanted to create an easy and sustainable project that would involve animals. After playing with Peaches, her Pug-Shiba-Inu mix, she decided that pet toys would be the best idea. 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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Town shelter waives pet adoption fees
The Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter is again holding its Home for the Holidays pet adoption program, which began last Saturday and runs through Jan. 3. All fees are waived during this time period. more
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Troop 96 Boy Scout Brian Faraczek, of Wantagh, and his volunteers built a habitat for screech owls on Sept. 20 at the Tackapausha Preserve in Seaford.
New homes for museum's creatures
Many animals call the Tackapausha Museum and Preserve home, and local residents like Michael Boyle and Brian Faraczek ensure they have a good life there. 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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