MULTI-CITY NEIGHBORHOOD PIT BULL DAY A SUCCESS !!
Event held in the last few weeks in NY, LA and Salt Lake City offered SPAY/NEUTER services to pit bull terrier parents. In NYC alone, approximately 200 pit bulls and their owners took advantage of the goods and services donated by pet lovers.
On Sunday Sept 25, we strutted our mutts to raise money for The Toby Project. It was a huge success!
Thanks to all who particpated!
UNSAID Reading/Booksigning with author Neil Abramson !!!
Recommended by Toby!
Tues. August 9 at 7 pm
Barnes & Noble #1979
2289 Broadway (82nd St) NYC
Oct. 25- Toby Project founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan received a WESTY AWARD. Given by Manhattan Media, THE WESTY (West Side Spirit Thanks You) Awards recognize West Side residents who make special contributions to the greater New York City community.
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SPAY/NEUTER COUNTER
THE TOBY PROJECT
HAS SPAYED or NEUTERED
POLICY
100% FREE OR LOW-COST
SPAY/NEUTER
& Rabies Vaccinations
100% FREE FOR ALL NYC RESIDENTS ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
100% FREE FOR PITBULLS & NON-PUREBRED DOGS & CATS (you don't have to be on public assistance)
OTHER PUREBREEDS and DESIGNER BREEDS:
SPAY/NEUTER $100
RABIES VACCINATIONS $10
Oct. 25- Toby Project founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan received a WESTY AWARD. Given by Manhattan Media, THE WESTY (West Side Spirit Thanks You) Awards recognize West Side residents who make special contributions to the greater New York City community. READ MORE
Oct. 13- The Toby Project was the subject of a NY Daily News weekly feature called "Big Town, Big Heart," about New Yorkers and their exceptional volunteer activities.
DR. ANDREW KAPLAN and TOBY PROJECT are CURRENTLY FEATURED IN
CLICK TO READ MAGAZINE ARTICLE
TOBY PROJECT'S
DR. ANDREW KAPLAN:
NYer OF THE WEEK
NY1, New York's 24 Hour Newschannel, named Dr. Andrew Kaplan NYer of The Week!!!
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NEW NYC HOUSING AUTHORITY RULES
The New York City Housing Authority has changed its pet policy. If you live in public housing, you must now register your pets and show that they have been spayed or neutered. For more information, check with NYCHA.
