Animalkind, Inc.
P. O. Box 902, Hudson, New York 12534

Stories

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Channel 6 News Story on ANIMALKIND - 29 Oct 2007
BIG PURRS and thanks to Gian Verna!! - 6 Aug 2007

Also see:  What We Do Every Day - Updated regularly

Archive

AnimalKind Mourns the Passing of Sheffield Bunker
BIG PURRS and thanks to Gian Verna!!
Blackie
Cairo
Casperina found her way home!
Cat Party!
Deluxe Feral Living
Freddie, Riley and Luther
Kennel Rescue - 4 February 2003
Leo
Lucky, the three legged, one eyed cat - 2005
Missy: A very happy story!
Misty (Rain)
Newborn Rescue
Nikita (Sunshine)
Oscar and Emily
Papps
Paulchen (Angus Og aka Goose Kitty)
Peppino
Phoenix Becomes Sweet William
Rescued Piggies go to Pig Haven
Rudy
The Adoption of Piper and Valo: A Thank You Letter
The Ferals Get a New Home
The Rescue of a 14-Year Old Cat
The Saga of Saint's Rescue and Adoption
The story about Lucky (the one eyed, three legged cat)
The Story of Buster
The Story of Miracle
The Story of Squeaky
Westerlo Rescue
What We Do Every Day
What We Do Every Day: Bella's Rescue and Adoption - 5 Sep 2006
What We Do Every Day - Cat Accident and Rescue - 20 Aug 2006
What We Do Every Day - Feral Cat Colony in Durham NY
What We Do Every Day - Home School Program
What We Do Every Day - July 2006
What We Do Every Day - Our Adoption Center
What We Do Every Day - Questar Visit
What We Do Every Day - Rescue of Monti and Sibill
What We Do Every Day - Rescuing a Calico Cat
What We Do Every Day - The Rescue of Otis
 

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Animalkind Inc.is a not-for-profit welfare, protection, rescue, rights organization dedicated to the  compassionate care and humane population control of abandoned, feral and stray cats in Hudson, New York (Columbia County) and the surrounding area.  We promote non-lethal  prevention of an unwanted litter or litters of kittens through trap, spay, neuter, release (return), (tnr, TNR).  An altered cat or kitten is released into a managed colony. Felines living in such colonies are assured kind daily care.  Adoption to  homes providing love and care for cats and kittens is encouraged.   We also provide low or no cost spaying and neutering assistance to low income pet owners and help increase public awareness and education through the media, special events, and publications to promote compassion, respect, and kindness towards all animals. 

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