Category: Village Pet Pages

VILLAGE PET PAGES By Joy and Brian Pape Welcome Charlie… On a lovely summer Sunday evening,...

This is the story of Izzy the dachshund — the most handsome, friendly, adorable dog on Morton Street

New Yorkers are especially vulnerable to the hot weather hazards because the city can be 10 degrees warmer than surrounding areas. Our infrastructure is largely made up of asphalt, concrete and metal which trap in the heat.

A big thank you to my Village Friends, both humans and dogs who either came to or helped prepare for the celebration. It was a great success!

My sweet Noah crossed the rainbow bridge today, he died peacefully in my arms blessing me with one more kiss before he passed. I imagine he’s in dog heaven, splashed in sunlight, wrapped in a cozy blanket waiting for me.
I got Noah when I was splitting time between San Francisco and New York

I named him Spanky because it’s classic, quirky, and a little flirty. Also, he reminds me of Spanky in “Little Rascals.” Spanky loves to walk in the Village, especially at St. Luke’s Garden.

Ming was something of a showstopper, my Dad was delighted at the admiring comments from neighborhood friends on her daily walks, with a car once stopping traffic to remark that Ming “was simply adorable.”

ARABELLA, the Fun Fashionista and

We were also delighted to learn Imogen is new to the Village, so here we are welcoming her to the neighborhood. A fun fact: she learned how to open the door to her crate.

Mia was a Maltese Poodle, three years of age when she was given to Liza to foster. Mia had several medical problems and Liza made sure she received the medical care she deserved. They bonded during that time. Liza adopted her and they lived together for 13 years.

Summertime, A Cat We Met in the Wintertime at a Mini Bodega on Hudson Street in the Village WILLIE...

Doris’ life was largely devoted to preserving the special character of her Village, the architecture, the streets, the parks, the people, animals and birds.