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NYC budget provides $1.5M in freebies for furry friends — including new pet-food pantry
New York City's budget allocates $1.5 million for pet-related initiatives, including a new pet-food pantry. The funds aim to reduce animal overpopulation, ease pressure on the shelter system, and help residents avoid choosing between basic needs and feeding their pets.
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