Upcoming Events
Senior dogs used to sit in shelters for years with little hope for adoption. Well, not anymore! Innovators like Erin Stanton maximize social media for the greater good and helps to move older dogs out of shelters like Animal Haven and into loving homes across the country. Come to Animal Haven on June 17 at 6 PM and meet Erin Stanton and learn about her popular project, Susie’s Senior Dogs while enjoying a drink. This is the first “Learning & Libations” session and we hope you will join us as we share a toast to how Erin engages the animal welfare community to produce successful adoption and awareness results for senior pets.
Voters for Animal Rights – The politics of Animal Welfare in New York City
Make your voice and your vote heard in upcoming elections! Animal Haven welcomes Allie Feldman Taylor of Voters for Animal Rights to highlight the critical issues that directly affect companion animals and other animals throughout the City. Learn which politicians are leading the way for a more humane City and what issues will be voted on in upcoming elections (locally, as well as in New York State and the US).
Humane Society International: The Landscape of International Animal Welfare
Are you interested in learning more about international animal rescue? Come meet Adam Parascandola, Senior Director of Animal Protection and Crisis Response, of Humane Society International (HSI) and learn about life-saving efforts around the globe to address cruelty and large scale disasters. Mr. Parascandola will talk about his work with HSI and highlight some of the recent responses including efforts to close the Asian Meat Market and rescue work in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian. There will also be a Q&A to learn about this important work.
Humane Society International works around the globe to promote the human-animal bond, protect street animals, support farm animal welfare, stop wildlife abuse, eliminate painful animal testing, respond to natural disasters and confront cruelty to animals in all of its forms.
To RSVP, please email dogsandcats@ah-nyc.org with the number of guests who will be attending.
