Mayor Adams announces $1M for NYC animal shelters
The money will add 14 new staffers at shelters in Manhattan and Queens – both at capacity.
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Jul 25, 2025, 4:42 PM
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Updated 16 hr ago
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10h agoMayor Eric Adams has announced he is investing $1 million into animal care centers to help ease crowding and improve care.
The money will add 14 new staffers at shelters in Manhattan and Queens – both at capacity.
The mayor is also urging New Yorkers to adopt, saying every pet deserves a loving home.
Animal Care Centers of NYC makes sure all animals are vaccinated and microchipped before adoption.
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