Toby Project founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan was profiled in the Sept./Oct.2008 issue of BARK. Dr. Kaplan is the subject of the "People Who Matter" section. He talks about the pet overpopulation problem and The Toby Project.
A LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDENT
News of Our First Van!
Dear Friend, I thank you very much for your continued support of The Toby Project. It is that support which has enabled us to grow and get as far as we have. Although much work is still ahead of us, with just one year in existence, significant progress has been made. Additionally, there is some very exciting news to report! (read entire letter)
WITH YOUR HELP, WE'VE RAISED 175,000!!!!
We need only $25,000 more to reach our goal and put our first van on the streets in February! Please donate now using CHIPIN below!
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New York Post: Ruff Time for Pets
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Toby Project founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan appeared on The Martha Stewart Show. He demonstrated how medical technology is being used in veterinary care as a preventative tool and spoke with Martha about The Toby Project and its inspiration, his dog Toby.
What is The Toby Project?
The Toby Project is a non-profit organization working to end the killing of thousands of adoptable dogs and cats each year in New York City's animal shelters. We are the only organization in NYC whose sole mission is to address pet overpopulation at its inception by preventing the births of unwanted dogs and cats. Our goal is to spay/neuter the very animals who would otherwise directly perpetuate a vicious cycle of unwanted birth and unnecessary death, and make NYC a true "no-kill' community.