The Animal Project

 

The Animal Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue and adoption group in New York City, working in and around the Upper West Side. It has been run by Carol Moon and volunteers for over 15 years. We are partnered with the Petco Foundation and are dedicated to finding wonderful homes for cats, kittens and sometimes the occasional rabbit. In 2022 alone, we helped find permanent homes for over 150 cats thanks to wonderful New Yorkers like you.

View our current list of available pets looking for homes.

 

Upcoming Events

Join us for our weekly adoption events every Saturday at Petco from 2-6pm.
Petco is located at 2475 Broadway at the corner of West 92nd Street.
Can’t make it? Please email us at animalprojectnyc@gmail.com if you’re interested in adopting one of our available pets.

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Lentil recently saw a veterinary cardiologist to determine the prognosis of his loud and palpable heart murmur! It’s grade 4/6, and while he does have a congenital heart defect, it’s a small VSD which means he will most likely live a long
Scaramouche! (Aka Mouchy) 💖 This gorgeous young female cat, Scaramouche, was abandoned in a carrier at Highbridge Park on March 20th. (Swipe to see pics of where she was found) In her foster home, she was acting sooo mean and pretending to be fer
It’s time for our weekly adoption event! Every Saturday at Petco on 92/Bway. 2-6pm Come meet Hunter, Cider & Maize, Lilly & Nikki, Edward, and our newest rescue pictured here, Scaramouche!
This is the Adorable Edward!! Rescued from a home in Long Island he lived quite a tangled life. He is a fairly young boy, probably younger than 3, but was never neutered and was allowed to have a lot of…. Relations… with his sister 😩 h
Weekly Adoption Event happening today!! Petco 92/Bway from 2-6pm. Come meet some of our rescues, make a donation, or just hang out! We would love to see you!!
This handsome boy is Taki. He was rescued from the streets by a very kind hearted Good Samaritan- the last slide will show his condition at rescue, he was not doing well! They took him in, cleaned him up, and got him some great vet care. This poor ca