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David Yow, Kimya Dawson, Aesop Rock, Andrew W.K. and more also pay tribute to the internet famous cat, who passed away in December of 2019.

My Dog is My Home is a ”national non-profit dedicated to expanding shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness and their companion animals.” Their ”One Health” street clinics provide free veterinary care, basic medical care, as well as pet and human supplies to the New York community, and you can sign up to take part in a virtual event they’re throwing this week.

Gaga is offering a $500,000 award, ”no questions asked,” for their return.

Texas trio Loma — Emily Cross and Dan Duszynski (Cross Record) and Jonathan Meiburg (Shearwater) — released their genuinely wonderful second album, Don’t Shy Away, back in October. They tell us about their favorite things of the year.

Proceeds from ’The Georgia EP’ go to Stacey Abrams’ Fair Fight initiative. A new livestream festival supports the cause too.

”Anyone can see the pain and terror in these monkeys’ eyes. No one should have to suffer like this,” says Iggy Pop.

”Our parks remain open otherwise, and they are great places to get fresh air and exercise for New York City pups, but it is very important to keep them on their leashes according to park rules and to social distance.” – NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver.

One of the internet’s most famous and distinctive cats, Lil BUB has sadly passed away.

Sunday’s rainy weather was for the dogs, but that didn’t stop hundreds of costumed canines and their owners, as well as a full house of onlookers, from participating in the beloved annual tradition, now in its 29th year.

The Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade was cancelled and then saved last year – happily, it’s back again for 2019. That and more stuff to do with your (costumed) canine in October.