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My Dog Loves Central Park Country Fair
Posted on October 22nd, 2008 at 1:40pmSaturday, October 18 was a beautiful fall day for a country fair! All on hand enjoyed the events at My Dog Loves Central Park Country Fair in Central Park. Toby Project volunteers, along with founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan, spent the afternoon informing pet lovers about NYC's pet overpopulation problem and how they can help eliminate it.
The Martha Stewart Show
Posted on October 4th, 2008 at 3:19pmToby Project founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan appeared on THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW on Friday, October 3. He demonstrated how medical technology is being used in veterinary care as a preventative tool.
Broadway Barks - July 12, 2008
Posted on August 18th, 2008 at 8:34pmOn Saturday, July 12, The Toby Project participated in BROADWAY BARKS, a star-studded adopt-a-thon benefitting NYC's animal shelters and adoption agencies. For more about the event, go to broadwaybarks.com
Summer '08 Press Attention
Posted on July 14th, 2008 at 1:30pmPeople are noticing The Toby Project. In June, The Manhattan User's Guide introduced us to their readers and on July 5, the NY Daily News talked of our participation in Broadway Barks.
Our June Fundraiser A Huge Success!
Posted on June 22nd, 2008 at 8:35amOn June 19th, The Toby Project kicked off our current campaign with an event held at the home of Joy and Jack Fishman. Dr. Andrew Kaplan spoke about his vision of a city without a pet overpopulation problem and called on New Yorkers to take action by supporting The Toby Project. It was a great evening and a big success -- and brings us closer to our goal of getting our first spay/neuter van on the road.
View a PHOTO GALLERY from that evening!
The Latest
Posted on June 5th, 2008 at 3:00am
Under the direction of Dr. Kaplan, City Veterinary Care provides a 75% discount to more than 30 recognized rescue organizations. These designated organizations receive approximately 24 appointments each week. The care given serves to prepare rescued dogs and cats for adoption by resolving health problems and performing spay/neuter surgeries.
Educational Outreach
Posted on June 4th, 2008 at 4:36pmEducating New Yorkers about this crisis from cause to solution is an integral part of The Toby Project mission. Contact us at goldstein@tobyproject.org to arrange for a The Toby Project representative to speak to your group. Brochures are also available for your distribution. We are currently raising funds for our first mobile veterinary clinic.
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A Note From Toby Project Founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan
The unfortunate fact is that the fate of these particular animals is sealed, but you can be the hope behind preventing future generations from ending up in those same cages. We ask that you think of these animals awaiting almost certain death in the shelter – scared, alone and frightened. Please give the gift that will make the difference – join in our mission and help us in building a better future for all of New York City’s animals. Please donate.
Andrew Kaplan, DVM
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