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From The New York Shitty Inbox: Good News!
Jan
18
18
Kyle (who took the above photograph) writes:
You had a recent post showing this lost poster. Thought it was cool that the owner did this… Corner of driggs and kingsland
It is! I am delighted Charlie found his way safely back home. Thanks Kyle!
From The New York Shitty Inbox: Lost On Kingsland
Jan
14
14
A person we’ll call “M” writes:
Hey,
Sorry to bog down your inbox with another missing-cat email, but I have to do all I can to try to get my kitty back. She escaped our apartment after a raccoon ripped a hole in the window screen. We live on Kingsland Ave. between Nassau and Driggs, and I think she must be hiding close by. She was formerly-feral, so might run if approached quickly or with lots of noise. I’m sure she’s super scared, but she’s not at all aggressive. She’s a medium-sized tortoiseshell, so mostly black with brown and cream flecks (short hair) and greenish-yellow eyes. I’m attaching a photo. She sat on my lap for the first time a few weeks ago in the year since I’ve had her, and I’m so sad that she’s gone now that she’s finally started to trust us.
I can be contacted 24/7 at 347.634.5073
If you happen to see Coco— or know of her whereabouts— please say something to M. I have been told string and wet food are the way to her heart. Thanks!
Missing In Williamsburg: Sir Didymus*
Dec
18
18
We last saw Sir Didymus on Tuesday 13th December on the corner of N5th and Roebling. Sir Didymus is 6 months old, vaccinated, fixed and microchipped. He was wearing a black collar with a pink bone with our contact information…
If you have seen Sir Didymus or know of his whereabouts please contact his people via the phone number on the above-depicted flyer or via email at: thisbaut (dot) lamadon (at) gmail (dot) com.
Thanks!
LAST GASP: Autumn Adoption Day At District Dog!
Nov
10
10
Check it out!
Autumn Adoption Day
November 12, 2011 starting at noon
District Dog
142 Driggs Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11222
From The New York Shitty Inbox: McCarren Dog Run Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Oct
26
26
Christine, the overseer of what is without argument the most frequented dog run in north Brooklyn, writes:
I am truly SO pleased to share with y’all … Our dry well & french drains as approved by the Parks Department were installed last week! Everything looks like it is working well. Of course, we need to spread those wood chips.
Let’s celebrate our accomplishment with a little Ribbon Cutting Ceremony:
Saturday, October 29, at 10 am
Front of the Big Dog Run
Please join us. Dogs are welcomed!
McCarren Park Dog Run Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Saturday, October 29, starting at 10:00 a.m.
McCarren Park Dog Run
Brooklyn, New York 11222
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