NYC DOH Finally Opens ACC Manhattan Adoption Center
It took city officials decades to develop a space to shield ACC's everyday horrors from potential adopters.
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It’s November 1, 2024. This is The Weekly Poop.
This week, the contractor currently known as Animal Care Centers of New York City opened its new Manhattan adoption center.
Plans for the center, which shunts potential adopters away from the grim everyday fuckery that goes on elsewhere at ACC, were first announced in 2015. But the city’s health department, which for some reason is responsible for what happens to homeless companion animals in NYC, cares not at all about what happens to homeless companion animals in NYC.
Witness recently departed health commissioner Ashwin Vasan, vomitously feted as he skipped off to a plum post at a medical college
