Adoption PSA

Last Sunday, we completed a PSA shoot in a NYC playground, on 96th and Lexington Ave. The project was written and directed by Jason Letkiewicz. We shot with a cast and crew of 45-50 people (most volunteering their time) and a single Red One MX camera.

Here is a still from the shoot.
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Waiting For A Buddy

Just in case you were wondering, this beautiful dog is available for adoption on the northeast corner or 14th Street and Union Square West

Battle Cart NYC

Trooper Needs a Home

This afternoon, I stopped into a Petco located on the north side of Union Square. In the back of this store, they regularly have fifteen to twenty cats looking for a new home.

There is always a nice selection of cats to play with, but today they had one cage with a beautiful little kitten named Trooper. As you can see from these pictures, he is very sad to be stuck in a cage.






If you are looking to adopt a cat, you would be hard-pressed to find one as wonderful as Trooper.

I'm quite sure that it would make him very happy to find a permanent home and a new friend.




Petco is located at 860 Broadway. What are you waiting for??

New Addition

About a week ago, I decided to foster a domestic short haired tiger cat that I saw looking very sad in a Petco cage.




She came with the name Rogue, and I normally do not believe in changing a cat's name. However, I am not sure if the name really suits her personality.

We will have to see if she wants to make this a long term thing.

Happy Birthday Buddy

This past weekend I celebrated the birthday of my cat Manhattan.





I adopted her from a small west side animal shelter when she was nine, and she is now 16 years old. That is 80-84 in human years (depending on the calculator that you use).

I am constantly telling her stories of English cats that have lived to be well over 30 years old. I think she is starting to believe me.

For this big milestone, I bought her a big tub of fresh Cosmic catnip, a Maryland crab cake and a brand new navy blue Daba Doo cat bed. She did me the honor of not leaving the bed (except to eat and stretch her legs) for almost three days straight.





Money well spent.

There is nothing I would not do for her. She is my charge, and I will take good care of her as long as she needs me.

If you are thinking of getting a pet, I highly recommend adopting an animal from your local shelter. There are so many incredible cats and dogs that simply need a good home and someone to care about them.

Find a Friend

First and foremost … Happy Birthday Mom!

The ASPCA was founded in 1866 as the first humane organization in the Western Hemisphere. The Society was formed to alleviate the injustices animals faced then, and they continue to battle cruelty today. Whether it’s saving a pet who has been accidentally poisoned, fighting to pass humane laws, rescuing animals from abuse or sharing resources with shelters across the country, they work toward the day in which no animal will live in pain or fear.

I had some trouble sleeping last night, so I slapped this piece together.



Become a member of the ASPCA, or go to one of their animal shelters and find a cat or dog who needs a good home.

Several years ago I adopted a nine-year-old tiger cat named Manhattan, and I love her with all my heart.