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Why Did ASPCA Sic Its Attorneys on The Scoop New York?
The massive org fiercely guards its own trademarks while making bank on ASPCA vs. SPCA confusion.
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Brad Aaron
Breaking: NYC Pols Declare Selves Concerned About Dogs
Electeds indifferent to NYC's perpetual dog (and cat) killings are performatively outraged after a dogs-on-dog attack.
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Brad Aaron
Sadistic Animal Abusers Love New York
Weak state cruelty laws and haphazard enforcement means wrist-taps for offenders, when authorities act at all.
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Brad Aaron

April 2025

Malik Evans MIA as Rochesterians Testify to RAS Neglect
Evans and his kill pound director were no-shows at a hearing where constituents demanded change.
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Brad Aaron
Will Albany Lawmakers Show Up for Cats and Dogs in '25?
After batting .000 last year, state legislators and Governor Hochul are sitting on a host of animal-centric bills.
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Brad Aaron
13 Ignored Questions for Mayor Malik Evans' Rochester Animal Services
Up for reelection, Evans still doesn't want to talk about what goes on at the kill pound he's responsible for.
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Brad Aaron

March 2025

Introducing NYC ACC KILLS
NYC ACC kills. NYC ACC KILLS remembers. Published by The Scoop New York.
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Brad Aaron
Pandemic Threat Alerts NYC DOH to Existence of “Pets”
After the H5N1-related deaths of at least two pet cats, DOH and ACC say the pound system is bird flu-free. For now.
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Brad Aaron
AUDIO: NYC ACC Killed 1,315 Cats and 1,644 Dogs in 2024
Read by the author, TSNY Editor and Publisher Brad Aaron
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NYC ACC Killed 1,315 Cats and 1,644 Dogs in 2024
New York City's "animal care centers" have destroyed nearly 34,000 adoptable cats and dogs since 2015.
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Brad Aaron
New York's Newest Non-Profit Newsroom
The Scoop New York is the sole news outlet dedicated to companion animals and the New Yorkers who care for them, along with politicians doing their…
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Brad Aaron
10 Ignored Questions for the NYC Office of Animal Welfare
MOAW Director Alexandra Silver worked in the NYC ACC communications office for a decade. It shows.
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Brad Aaron
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