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STRUT YOUR MUTT - Sept. 25, 2011
Posted on September 26th, 2011 at 9:18am
On Sunday Sept 25, we strutted our mutts to raise money for The Toby Project. It was a huge success!
Westy Award Goes To Toby Project Founder
Posted on November 29th, 2010 at 9:51pmNY Daily News: Big Town, Big Heart
Posted on October 18th, 2010 at 11:26am
NY Daily News: October 2010 - The Toby Project and founder Dr. Andrew Kaplan were the subjects of a weekly feature called "Big town, Big Heart" about New Yorkers and their exceptional volunteer activities. READ THE ARTICLE
Doggie Aficionado Magazine Article - Spring 2010
Posted on August 19th, 2010 at 3:55pm
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Toby Project Feral Cat Program - TNR in Coney Island
Posted on April 19th, 2010 at 4:04pmOn April 22, The Toby Project ran a special rescue day, performing 42 spay/neuters of feral cats from a colony in Coney Island -- all in on day!! Amy Sacks's NY Daily News Pet column covered the story. News 12 Brooklyn and Channel 2 News were also there to cover the event.
The Martha Stewart Show - December 8, 2009
Posted on December 10th, 2009 at 9:36pmDr. Kaplan appeared on The Martha Stewart Show to talk about pet adoptions and The Toby Project. He and Martha discussed targeted spay/neuter as the only solution to the pet overpopulation problem. To view the segments (click here), go down on right side of the page and click on "Adopting Pets."
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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Recent blog posts
- BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY & TOBY PROJECT PIT BULL DAY
- STRUT YOUR MUTT - Sept. 25, 2011
- UNSAID Booksigning -- August 9
- DVM Magazine July 2011
- New Feral Services
- Westy Award Goes To Toby Project Founder
- NY Daily News: Big Town, Big Heart
- Doggie Aficionado Magazine Article - Spring 2010
- Toby Project Feral Cat Program - TNR in Coney Island
- The Martha Stewart Show - December 8, 2009
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.
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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.