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About Plans for Pups, LLC (PfP)

Plans for Pups, LLC (PfP)



Events & Travel:
Plans for Pups (PfP) is an online magazine dedicated to the promotion and review of select dog-related activities and events in and around the greater New York City. Additionally PfP provides reviews of dog-friendly vacations.

News:
PfP actively follows animal-related stories that appear in the media with behind-the-scenes details and updates long after these stories are no longer in mainstream news.

PfP reports on the activities and organization of the New York City animal shelter industry.




PfP believes that only through a concerted effort of many animal rescue organizations, both those privately and publicly funded, will a solution to the pet over population problem in the NYC geographic area be solved.

Spay & Neuter Programs Sucessful! Overpopulation Problem Solved!
The good news is that due to sucessful spay and neuter programs, the overpopulation problem of small dogs in the greater NYC area has been resolved!

Some Rescue Organizations actually IMPORT Dogs into the NYC Region!
Small dogs are now being imported into the NYC area from the southern U.S. (and even from China) by some "rescue organizations", who, rather than save the lives of local dogs in need, prefer to sell (through adoption fees of up to $300) small pure-breed puppies. (Selling dogs is profitable. Executives of these "rescue organizations" earn salaries in excess of $100,000 a year.)

These types of rescue organizations actually contribute to the NYC regions over population problem because, although they import dogs into the area, they do not practice a "right of return" for dogs they adopt out. In other words, the puppy they sell today will not be accepted back into their organization in a year when it is no longer cute and is an unwanted adult dog that weighs in excess of 50 pounds. That dog ends up at Animal Care & Control (AC&C), the shelter contracted by the City of New York to deal with the region's pet overpopulation problem. Once at AC&C, the odds are very good that this dog will be euthanized.

PfP is interested in the inner workings of the various NYC area rescue organizations and shelters, and will inform readers about which ones really rescues dogs and which ones sell puppies and use donations to pad their executives paychecks!



Lighter Fare:
Do you enjoy going out and about with Fido? Do you vacation with your dog? If so, PfP thinks outside the dog run! We have Plans for Pups!

Recently updated pages

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Shades of Green April 10, 2008 7:38 PM Monica
Manhattan Art and Antiques Center April 7, 2008 10:24 PM Monica
Toys for Dogs Holiday Party (2007) March 24, 2008 8:01 PM Monica
Biscuits and Bath Playdate II March 24, 2008 7:25 PM Monica
MDC Lecture: Dog Paintings and Canine Collectibles March 24, 2008 7:15 PM Monica
Popular Message Board Threads February 27, 2008 11:56 PM Monica
The Delamar Greenwich Harbour (Greenwich, CT) February 27, 2008 11:32 PM Monica
Rural West Virginia and Virginia January 14, 2008 10:12 PM Monica
The Blennerhassett Hotel (WV) January 14, 2008 9:15 PM Monica
Miss Fido Manners, Book and Fashion at W Hotel January 8, 2008 2:25 AM Monica
A Taste of Kindness Book Tour Launch (CAS) December 14, 2007 3:42 PM Monica
AMC Top Dog Gala 2007 December 9, 2007 12:16 PM Monica