Comments for Peter Cooper/Stuy Town Dog Owner Group http://www.pcvstdog.com Fri, 27 Jan 2012 00:04:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on LOST DOG by loraP123 http://www.pcvstdog.com/lost-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-1330 loraP123 Tue, 09 Nov 2010 18:52:45 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=1083#comment-1330 I’m sorry to hear Sammy is missing. Here are a few good tips: You need to act quickly. • Search the neighborhood. Go door to door to your neighbor's house and ask them if they have seen your lost pet. Go to local parks and community centers. • Write to your HOA community, email and social contacts. If you are part of a Home Owner Association (HOA), you can write to the board and let your neighbors know that your pet is missing. If you are part of a HOA and you don't know the name of your community group, try something like Yahoo Groups! Your community may have a discussion group online. Just go to yahoo community group. Be sure to contact your email and social network friends that live with a mile or two of the last place you've seen your pet. They may have addition suggestions. The more people you contact the more likely someone may have seen your pet. • Contact your local shelters, dog pound or police. Animal control may have picked up your pet. Even if you pet has a chip they may not contact you right away, or at all! It's best that you are proactive and contact them as soon as possible. • Call the local veterinarians. Sometimes the local vet will hold an animal instead of calling animal control to pick them up. Without ID, your pet may be sitting safely at the veterinarian. It's important to have your pet micro chipped. This way the vet will know who to contact. • Make Fliers and post them around the neighborhood and local shops. Make sure you have a recent picture and describe the type of pet, breed, age and temperament. It's also very important to note a point of contact (either phone or email) and the date and location your pet was last seen on your flier. If you are providing a reward, have that in bold. There are many websites that offer this service for free. • Turn to the Internet: We can quickly and efficiently get the word out that your pet is missing, and aid in the recovery. In just five minutes, you can go line and provide information on your Pet and spread the word. We quickly create postcards and let you neighbors know your pet is missing. Good luck and I hope your pet makes it home safely! Let me know if I can help!! Best, Lora I’m sorry to hear Sammy is missing.
Here are a few good tips: You need to act quickly.
• Search the neighborhood. Go door to door to your neighbor’s house and ask them if they have seen your lost pet. Go to local parks and community centers.
• Write to your HOA community, email and social contacts. If you are part of a Home Owner Association (HOA), you can write to the board and let your neighbors know that your pet is missing. If you are part of a HOA and you don’t know the name of your community group, try something like Yahoo Groups! Your community may have a discussion group online. Just go to yahoo community group. Be sure to contact your email and social network friends that live with a mile or two of the last place you’ve seen your pet. They may have addition suggestions. The more people you contact the more likely someone may have seen your pet.
• Contact your local shelters, dog pound or police. Animal control may have picked up your pet. Even if you pet has a chip they may not contact you right away, or at all! It’s best that you are proactive and contact them as soon as possible.
• Call the local veterinarians. Sometimes the local vet will hold an animal instead of calling animal control to pick them up. Without ID, your pet may be sitting safely at the veterinarian. It’s important to have your pet micro chipped. This way the vet will know who to contact.
• Make Fliers and post them around the neighborhood and local shops. Make sure you have a recent picture and describe the type of pet, breed, age and temperament. It’s also very important to note a point of contact (either phone or email) and the date and location your pet was last seen on your flier. If you are providing a reward, have that in bold. There are many websites that offer this service for free.
• Turn to the Internet: We can quickly and efficiently get the word out that your pet is missing, and aid in the recovery. In just five minutes, you can go line and provide information on your Pet and spread the word. We quickly create postcards and let you neighbors know your pet is missing.
Good luck and I hope your pet makes it home safely!
Let me know if I can help!!
Best,
Lora

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by Joan http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1315 Joan Wed, 14 Jul 2010 07:07:51 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1315 Promises were made to be broken. Grow up. Promises were made to be broken. Grow up.

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by Joan http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1314 Joan Wed, 14 Jul 2010 07:07:15 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1314 NO! NO!

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by Slack_Boy http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1151 Slack_Boy Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:05:03 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1151 Most mornings, on my way to work, I pass Playground #2 (Tree house). Without fail there's some dog-lover with their pet OFF the leash. This morning there was a group of owners, huddled together, with their canines OFF the leash. These are adults. Many of them have lived here for ages (similar to me). I am now of the mind that something drastic needs to occur, such as a toddler being bitten by an OFF Leash dog, before people take notice and do something about this. Most mornings, on my way to work, I pass Playground #2 (Tree house).
Without fail there’s some dog-lover with their pet OFF the leash.
This morning there was a group of owners, huddled together, with their canines OFF the leash. These are adults. Many of them have lived here for ages (similar to me).

I am now of the mind that something drastic needs to occur, such as a toddler being bitten by an OFF Leash dog, before people take notice and do something about this.

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by liz http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1135 liz Tue, 29 Jun 2010 01:35:19 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1135 StuyTown needs a dog run but i do not think a play ground should be turned into one I hope there will be a better solution. StuyTown needs a dog run but i do not think a play ground should be turned into one I hope there will be a better solution.

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by Stuy Town Reporter http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1130 Stuy Town Reporter Mon, 28 Jun 2010 13:06:01 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1130 And that suggestion of having the Peter Cooper Village kid's playground turned into a dog run, unless it was a joke, is equally bright. That's the only PCV playground for kids and is always being used by them and their parents. If the suggestion was sincere, then it exposes how self-centered dog owners are. And that suggestion of having the Peter Cooper Village kid’s playground turned into a dog run, unless it was a joke, is equally bright. That’s the only PCV playground for kids and is always being used by them and their parents. If the suggestion was sincere, then it exposes how self-centered dog owners are.

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by Stuy Town Reporter http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1129 Stuy Town Reporter Mon, 28 Jun 2010 12:56:30 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1129 Can't believe someone made a suggestion for a dog run in the AstroTurf playground by the fountain. That's one of the most used playgrounds--by people. Just how much to you want to damage this community? My suggestion is to have a dog run on the FDR Drive. Lot's of space. Can’t believe someone made a suggestion for a dog run in the AstroTurf playground by the fountain. That’s one of the most used playgrounds–by people. Just how much to you want to damage this community?

My suggestion is to have a dog run on the FDR Drive. Lot’s of space.

]]> Comment on Petition for a Dog Run by Tom http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1115 Tom Fri, 25 Jun 2010 19:00:48 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=558#comment-1115 Not a single valid reason amongst your whole tirade. Soon a new owner will take over and all dogs and their owners will be out by the end of their lease. New owner will get to mark up your apartment 20%, so again I say why would TS spend the money to do this. It makes no sense from a business perspective, Although, I am sure it would make you and the less than 1% of residents who want a dog run happy! Not a single valid reason amongst your whole tirade. Soon a new owner will take over and all dogs and their owners will be out by the end of their lease. New owner will get to mark up your apartment 20%, so again I say why would TS spend the money to do this. It makes no sense from a business perspective, Although, I am sure it would make you and the less than 1% of residents who want a dog run happy!

]]> Comment on *Petition for Dog Runs* by Vandalizing for a Good Cause? - Stuy Town's Lux Living http://www.pcvstdog.com/petition-for-dog-runs-peter-cooper-village-stuyvesant-town/comment-page-1/#comment-1092 Vandalizing for a Good Cause? - Stuy Town's Lux Living Tue, 22 Jun 2010 20:08:42 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?page_id=116#comment-1092 [...] great."The website caters to dog owners in Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village and also has a petition for dog runs which can be signed. It is unclear if the website owners scribbled the message or if it was done by [...] [...] great."The website caters to dog owners in Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village and also has a petition for dog runs which can be signed. It is unclear if the website owners scribbled the message or if it was done by [...]

]]> Comment on Recent Comments from the Petition Signatories by Dogboy http://www.pcvstdog.com/recent-comments-from-the-petition-signatories/comment-page-1/#comment-1091 Dogboy Tue, 22 Jun 2010 19:58:01 +0000 http://www.pcvstdog.com/blog/?p=471#comment-1091 That place is not really a dog park. It is a sectioned off part of the park and it's open at odd hours. People who use it don't clean it up very well. It's just asphalt and the poop sticks to it. It's awful. There are some pretty nasty dogs and people who go there. I think its needed to give the dogs some place to be-not on the grass or walking around the place. Anyway when I moved here I was told by the agent that there would be dog friendly areas. I don't know where you'd put it. I thought the landlord had that figured out. There does not seem to be any shortage of space or unused playgrounds. That place is not really a dog park. It is a sectioned off part of the park and it’s open at odd hours. People who use it don’t clean it up very well. It’s just asphalt and the poop sticks to it. It’s awful. There are some pretty nasty dogs and people who go there.

I think its needed to give the dogs some place to be-not on the grass or walking around the place. Anyway when I moved here I was told by the agent that there would be dog friendly areas.

I don’t know where you’d put it. I thought the landlord had that figured out. There does not seem to be any shortage of space or unused playgrounds.

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