July 2024
Names and images of cats and dogs reported exterminated by NYC ACC in July 2024.
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About NYC ACC KILLS monthly memoriam posts
Information in NYC ACC KILLS memoriam posts is drawn from the NYC ACC “at-risk outcomes” list. As evidenced by its monthly and annual outcome data reports, however, ACC kills far more cats and dogs than appear on the at-risk list. ACC exterminates many healthy and adoptable cats and dogs without first offering them for adoption. Victims of this ACC practice are known among advocates as “silent kills.”
ACC will often spay or neuter a cat or dog only to exterminate her or him during recovery, or soon after. This practice is known as “spay-neuter-kill.”
Known silent kills and spay-neuter-kill victims are identified as such by NYC ACC KILLS.
Due to gaps in NYC ACC record-keeping, memoriam posts are, sadly, bound to be incomplete. Names of exterminated animals we miss will be added after publication when possible.
While we do our best at The Scoop New York to publish photos or videos of each animal, images of cats and dogs exterminated by NYC ACC are often not available. Names and images obtained after publication may be added later.
If you’re with a rescue, or you’re an NYC ACC volunteer, and would like to contribute images of cats and dogs killed by ACC, please contact TSNY.
NYC ACC July outcome data
CATS KILLED THIS MONTH: 147
DOGS KILLED THIS MONTH: 179
Note that ACC omits from its “euthanasia” totals owner-surrendered animals who were exterminated without being offered for adoption. Placement rates reported by ACC do not include such cats and dogs, but they are counted among the dead by TSNY.
Cats and dogs who ACC classifies as “passed” or “lost” in their care are named and counted by TSNY, among the cats and dogs ACC destroyed with intent.
In memoriam
CATS
No cats exterminated by ACC this month were identified on the “at-risk outcomes” list.
DOGS
Blossom [195177], 2 years old.
Rhea [197086], 1 year old.
Nala [201542], 5 years old. Nala was reportedly exterminated after catching pneumonia at NYC ACC.
Mr. Worldwide [199354], 8 years old. Mr. Worldwide was believed to have escaped a dogfighting operation before NYPD brought him to ACC, which killed him two months later.
Chico [193700], 1 year old. Chico was reportedly surrendered to ACC because he had his caretaker’s shoe in his mouth. ACC killed him two months later.
Snack Pack [200094], 3 years old. NYPD took Snack Pack to ACC after he was found outside alone. ACC killed him two months later.
Andie [201147], 2 years old. Andie was brought to ACC by NYPD after her owner died. ACC killed her two months later.
Santino [195944], 4 years old.
Stormy [202842], 2 years old.
Sheba [203578], 2-4 years old.
Wonder [203596], 5 years old.
Prime [53822], 6 years old.
Brandy [201874], 4 years old.
Blade [202630], 3 years old.
Chicle [203969], 2 years old.
Maybeline/Maybelline [204231], 7 years old.
Omega [202932]
Poppy [132663], 5 years old.
Blue [203019], 6 years old.
Smoke [203761]
Toby [201785]
Lennox [204185], 3 years old.
Rengar [202092], 2 years old.
Luna Rock [203605], 2 years old. Luna Rock was reportedly found at a train station. She was surrendered to ACC on June 27. By July 18, she was dead.
Razzle [202313], 2 years old.
Gem [204655], 1 year old.
Luka [199004], 2 years old.
King [203916], 2 years old. King was reportedly surrendered to ACC by his caretakers after he bit a stranger who was behaving in a threatening manner. ACC killed him within two weeks.
Moonlight [203531], 1 year old. Moonlight was surrendered to ACC as a stray. ACC killed him after two weeks.
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