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What Types of Wild Cats Live in New York? | eHow.com

New York State is home to the bobcat, a wild cat species seen throughout upstate New York. Historically, the Empire State was also the native range of two more wild

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Find New York City Cats & kittens for sale: male & female domestic cats for sale. Best free local ads from eBay Classifieds - Page 1.

New York City Feral Cat Initiative

Upcoming Workshops & Events July 2012. The Neighborhood Cats TNR Workshop. Saturday, July 14, 2012. 11:00 a.m–3:00 p.m. Christ Church New Brighton, 76

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Looking For Peterbald Stud Services n/a My precious girl is almost 14mo old and fully ready to become a mom. We live in New York but can travel to ensure

Adopt a Cat or Kitten

The New York City Feral Cat Initiative is a program of the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals that is committed to solving NYC's feral cat overpopulation crisis

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Non-profit, no-kill, volunteer run, cat rescue group. Offers photos and stories of cats available for adoption, volunteer information, and foster program. New York

Persian Kitten in New York - Cats for Sale | Kittens for Sale

If you are searching for Persian kittens for sale in New York you came to the right website, Felines4Us has what you are looking for.

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New Yorkers rush to adopt kitten thrown from car window on

The city’s most sought-after cat is a blue-eyed Russian beauty with more luck than a lottery winner. Catcalls poured in to the city’s animal control center