STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — District Legal professional Michael E. McMahon teamed up with local community affairs officers from the NYPD’s 120th precinct to produce a haul of pet provides to the Animal Care Center of Staten Island on Wednesday.
An array of different goods was collected over the holiday season by way of a supply travel that lasted a thirty day period. Generous local community customers and team of the District Attorney’s workplace donated an assortment of goods for the hopeful pets to be.
“Our animals are so a lot extra than the home they are outlined as in our woefully outdated laws. Our furry pals are members of our loved ones, and as District Legal professional, I will often maintain the effectively-being of the animals and animals who get in touch with Staten Island property a top priority,” said District Legal professional Michael E. McMahon. “Whether it be developing Staten Island’s initial Animal Cruelty Prosecution Device, contacting on Albany legislators to strengthen toothless animal cruelty legal guidelines, or partnering with the NYPD to source the Animal Care Heart with a lot wanted meals, materials, and assets, Staten Island’s animals will constantly have an ally in my office, and I thank all who donated to this generate for their generosity through the year of offering.”
– District Attorney Michael McMahon was joined by group affairs officers from the NYPD’s 120 Precinct to deliver pet materials to the employees at the Animal Treatment Centre of Staten Island on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023. (Courtesy District Attorney)(Courtesy District Legal professional)
On Wednesday, McMahon and the officers visited the Enjoyable Plains facility to produce the items which ranged from cozy blankets, to food stuff. The urgently necessary supplies will supply staff with the means they need to take treatment of the animals.
If you are inclined to help and desire to make a donation to the Animal Treatment Middle, check out the connection listed here.
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