SHUBERT ALLEY
SHUBERT ALLEY
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS presents
BROADWAY BARKS
The coolest canines and most fabulous felines up for adoption on Broadway hosted by Bernadette Peters and Beth Leavel with
Isa Antonetti
Alana Arenas
Jeannette Bayardelle
Natalie Venetia Belcon
Erich Bergen
Emily Bergl
Ali Louis Bourzgui
Preston Truman Boyd
Danny Burstein
Sophie Carmen-Jones
Victoria Clark
Tatianna Córdoba
David Cumming
Glenn Davis
Stephen DeRosa
Jacob Dickey
Dez Duron
Kevin Early
Cole Escola
Paige Faure
Lana Gordon
Molly Griggs
Claire-Marie Hall
Erika Henningsen
Jon Michael Hill
Natasha Hodgson
Philip Huber
Mylinda Hull
LaTanya Richardson Jackson
Andy Karl
Julia Knitel
Gavin Lee
Harry Lennix
Kecia Lewis
Alexa Lopez
Alison Luff
Jak Malone
Lesli Margherita
Audra McDonald
Greg Mills
Jinkx Monsoon
Peter Neureuther
Bebe Neuwirth
Hagan Oliveras
Brad Oscar
Michele Pawk
Orville Peck
David Hyde Pierce
Amanda Reid
Zoë Roberts
Jasmine Amy Rogers
Kyle Selig
Helen J Shen
Steven Skybell
Lili Thomas
Allie Trimm
Jordan Tyson
Max von Essen
Jessica Vosk
Michelle Williams
Samantha Williams
Maria Wirries
Azalea Wolfe
Gianna Yanelli
Grace Hodgett Young
Kara Young
produced by Richard Hester • Patty Saccente • Scott T. Stevens
Production Credits
Executive Producer .................................................................................. Bernadette Peters
Production Managers ................................ Nathan Hurlin, Jason Kooistra, Alex Theisen
Stage Managers ...................... Andrea Berkey, Nancy Chatty, Jesse Corbin, Justin Cruz, Monica Cuoco, Julia Darling, Maria Di Dia, Vanessa Dodgson-Thomas, Paige Faure, Sierra Gamble, Anna Belle Gilbert, Bonnie Kavett, Kelly Kinsella, Cindy Kublik, Alfredo Macias, Anthony Marchitto, Michael Mastro, Chris Messina, Jen Rogers, Allison Robinson, Barbara Safer, Bradley Safer, Max Salzman, Felix Wainwright, Maggie Wainwright, Haley Wilson
Script Richard Hester
Shelter Coordinator Terry Sims
Sound Engineer & Designer .........................................................................Rico Corrubia
Sound Assistants ..................................... Marcos Fazzino, Lorne Grabe, Rebecca Heroff, Jon McCarthy, Leo Sanchez, Matt Sikorski, Tom Sorce
Press .................................................................................... Katz PR: Judy Katz/Sean Katz
Broadway Barks Website Design & Webmaster ..........................................Charlene Sloan
Program Designer .................................................................................... Dominic Grijalva
The Shubert Organization Crew............... Chinina Amos, Tom Mitchell, Karen Zitnick
Audio Equipment provided by John Grasso
Thanks to The Shubert Organization, Robert E. Wankel and Mark Schweppe for generous access to the Imperial Theatre. Thanks to Philip S. Birsh and PLAYBILL.
BOARD OF BROADWAY BARKS
PRESIDENT
Bernadette Peters
SECRETARY
Patty Saccente
TREASURER
Marlene Bolin
TRUSTEES
Richard Hester • Scott T. Stevens
One female dog and her offspring can produce as many as 76,000 puppies in a seven-year period. One female cat and her offspring can produce up to 420,000 kittens in a sevenyear period.
Those statistics make what we hope to do here today so desperately important. Each year, in New York City alone, 18,000 homeless animals are euthanized - each one as wonderful a dog or cat as the animals that you see here today.
More than 25 years ago, we decided that we wanted to do something about it and Broadway Barks was born. Drawing on the considerable resources and generosity of the entire Broadway community, we hope to not only find loving homes for each of the animals that we show you today, but also to plant the seed of awareness of the many thousands of animals who are out there that need you.
Thank you for being here with us. Only together can we begin to fight against this ever-growing problem.
Today is a great start!
The Benefits of Spaying & Neutering
There are great benefits to spaying & neutering for your pets
• Spaying and neutering help your dogs and cats live longer, healthier lives.
• Spaying and neutering can eliminate or reduce the incidence of a number of health problems that can be difficult or expensive to treat.
• Spaying eliminates the possibility of uterine or ovarian cancer and greatly reduces the chances of breast cancer, particularly when your pet is spayed before her first estrous cycle.
• Neutering eliminates testicular cancer and decreases the incidence of prostate disease.
There are also great benefits for you
• Spaying and neutering makes pets better, more affectionate companions.
• Neutering cats makes them less likely to spray and mark territory.
• Spaying dogs and cats eliminates heat cycles. Females in heat can cry incessantly, show nervous behavior and attract unwanted male companions.
• Spaying and neutering makes pets less likely to bite.
• Unsterilized animals often exhibit more behavior and temperament problems than those that have been spayed or neutered.
• Neutering makes pets less likely to roam the neighborhood, get into fights or run away.
1 Love 4 Animals
610.405.1514
billsmith4animals@gmail.com 1love4animals.org
1 LOVE 4 ANIMALS is located on 50 acres in Chester County, PA. Since 1997, our leadership has launched numerous successful/unique anti-puppy mill campaigns, pet therapy programs, and partnerships with other rescues here in this country and abroad, while providing veterinary care and new homes to thousands of at-risk animals. 1 Love is proud to participate in this year’s Broadway Barks along with all the other allies in the alley.
Abandoned Angels Cocker Spaniel Rescue Inc.
646.883.1063 rescue@nyabandonedangels.com nyabandonedangels.com
Abandoned Angels Cocker Spaniel Rescue Inc. is a registered 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to the rescue and rehoming of Cocker Spaniels and other small breed dogs in need of loving forever homes. AACSR will not reject any dog due to age or health reasons and often accepts dogs with temperament and/or medical issues. AACSR relies solely on donations whether through adoptions or the generosity of the public to help pay for the veterinary care of sick, physically disabled, and behaviorally challenged dogs that we rescue and medically treat. To date we have rescued approximately 5,000 dogs and have placed them in wonderful forever homes.
Adopt A Boxer Rescue info@adaoptaboxerrescue.com adoptaboxerrescue.com
Adopt A Boxer Rescue, a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is dedicated to rescuing and rehoming unwanted and abandoned boxers and their canine friends. We save some of the most abused dogs out there and find the right homes with patience and willingness to learn how to help their adopted boxer thrive. Our volunteers collaborate to foster, transport, medically care for, train, and socialize our boxers. You can find us saving and loving boxers in the Northeast. Check us out – we’ve got some great dogs!
Animal Care Centers of New York City
212.788.4000 adopt@nycacc.org nycacc.org
Animal Care Centers of New York City is dedicated to ending animal homelessness in New York City. We also provide compassionate refuge for animals in need. Founded in 1995, ACC serves homeless, lost and neglected animals across all five boroughs — Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Staten Island. As the city’s only open admissions shelter, we welcome every animal, no matter their background or condition. Each year, we care for over 15,000 animals. As a leader in New York City’s animal welfare community, we remain committed to building a more humane city. Our vision is simple: a world where every animal is valued, respected and finds a safe, loving home. In other words, where every pet has a home and every home that wants one has a pet.
Anjellicle Cats Rescue
585.496.4660
info@anjelliclecats.com anjelliclecats.com
Anjellicle Cats Rescue is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) cat rescue that has been helping NYC cats for more than 20 years. We are dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out homeless and abandoned cats, with a focus on city shelter and community animals. Many of these felines are sick, injured or dismissed as unadoptable. Through a network of devoted volunteers and caregivers, each rescued cat is welcomed with kindness and medical care into a foster home to prepare it for adoption into a forever home.
Badass Animal Rescue info@badassbk.com badassanimalrescue.com
Badass Animal Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit on a mission to save and rehabilitate loving, adoptable dogs from high-kill shelters. Our largely volunteer-run team has rescued over 3,700 dogs since our founding in 2011. As a leader in responsible rescue, we focus on saving the most at-risk dogs from underserved communities in the rural American south and the U.S. Virgin Islands. We save ALL types of dogs, regardless of age, breed or medical condition.
Best Friends Animal Society
929.292.8300 adoptnyc@bestfriends.org bestfriends.org/new-york-city
Best Friends Animal Society is a leading animal welfare organization dedicated to saving the lives of dogs and cats in America’s shelters and making the entire country no-kill. Best Friends operates adoption centers across the country including right here in NYC. The Best Friends Pet Lifesaving Center in NYC is located at 307 West Broadway and open daily from 11 am to 7 pm.
Bideawee
866.262.8133 bideawee@bideawee.org bideawee.org
Bideawee, which means “stay awhile” in Scottish, is America’s first no-kill animal rescue. Bideawee’s mission is to be Greater New York’s leader in rescuing, caring for and placing homeless cats and dogs with people who love them. For more than 100 years, Bideawee has been matching people and pets for lifelong, loving relationships. The professional staff at our Adoption Centers help homeless animals by providing love, attention, socialization, shelter, food, training and veterinary care so that every animal is emotionally and physically fit to go to his or her forever home. The Manhattan Adoption Center at 410 East 38th Street (between First Avenue and FDR Drive).
Big Apple Cats
bigapplecatrescue@gmail.com bigapplecats.org
Big Apple Cats is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cat rescue based on the Upper West Side. Inspired by the parable of the starfish, we believe that every life matters - and that lasting change begins by impacting just one cat (or human!) at a time. We are dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming cats and kittens from the streets of NYC, and educating the humans who care about them. As a foster-based, volunteer-run organization, we rely on the support of our community through foster homes, volunteer efforts and donations. We invite you to connect with us at one of our many Upper West Side events. Follow us on Instagram @bigapplecatrescue
Bobbi & the Strays
718.326.6070 adopt@bobbicares.org bobbiandthestrays.org
Bobbi & the Strays was established in 1998 as a 100% nonprofit, no-kill animal rescue organization. Since the beginning, we have been dedicated to rescuing animals from the streets, overcrowded shelters, neglect and abuse situations and abandonment. We provide extensive medical interventions for the animals we help, including spay/neuter, vaccination and care for special needs animals, among other forms of help.
Catstoria Cat Rescue
646.298.5301 catstoriarescue@gmail.com catstoria.com
Catstoria Cat Rescue Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, specifically specializes in Rescue and Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR). We run a cat house called Kitty Haven with a team of volunteers. This is where our cats recover from illness and surgeries and can live until they are adopted. Our main focus is kitten rescue, dumped house cats and sick and injured ferals. You can reach us at catstoriarescue@gmail.com
City Critters
212.252.3183
adoptions@citycritters.org citycritters.org
City Critters Inc. is a small, all-volunteer NYC nonprofit helping stray and abandoned cats since 1994. We focus on rescue, TNR and adoption — especially in the East Village and nearby neighborhoods. Every cat receives needed care and is spayed or neutered. Ferals are returned safely; adoptables go to loving homes.
Every Last One Rescue info@everylastonerescue.org everylastonerescue.org
Every Last One Rescue is a NYC-based, women-founded, foster-based, volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit dog rescue dedicated to saving New York City’s most vulnerable dogs. We work exclusively with Animal Care Centers of NYC, focusing on dogs at immediate risk of euthanasia. Our mission is to give every last one a second chance — one dog at a time.
Francis’s Friends/The Animal Project NYC 347.393.3649 ffirescue@yahoo.com petfinder.com/shelter/NY302.html
Francis’s Friends/The Animal Project NYC Inc. is an all-volunteer, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. Our mission is to rescue and provide needed vet care, including spay and neuter, for as many cats and kittens as we can place in good foster homes on their way to being adopted into excellent forever homes. We also arrange for spay/ neuter and care for many feral cats.
Give Me Shelter Project 917.410.5900 givemeshelterproject@gmail.com givemeshelterproject.org
Give Me Shelter Project Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) not for profit animal rescue, education and advocacy group in NYC. We are foster based and work primarily with cats at this time. We provide life saving medical care regardless of age, temperament or “adoptability.” Check out our wonderful felines at our website, where you can also check out our initiative to help “Supposedly UNadoptable cats” find loving forever homes.
Hearts & Bones Rescue info@heartsandbonesrescue.org heartsandbonesrescue.org
Hearts & Bones Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foster-based rescue with dual bases in New York City and Dallas. We are dedicated to ending the needless euthanasia of shelter dogs through direct lifesaving, shared learning, and community building. Our incredible network of rescue partners, fosters, volunteers and a small but mighty staff work together to save dogs in the areas where shelters are under the greatest stress, and unite them with loving adopters ready to give them the lives they deserve. We’ve rescued over 6,000 dogs since we started in 2017.
Husky House
732.970.7823
huskyhouseinc@gmail.com huskyhouse.org
Husky House is committed to the rescue, shelter, care and adoption of stray, abandoned and unwanted animals in the Tri-State area. We are also dedicated to furthering the public’s education concerning the issues of proper pet care and the importance of spaying and neutering all dogs and cats alike. Husky House is a nonprofit, tax exempt organization 501(c)(3) that was founded by Lorraine Healy. Husky House is dedicated to helping abandoned Siberian Huskies as well as all breeds of dogs, including mixes, have a second chance in life and a place to call home which they so richly deserve.
Linda’s Cat Assistance & Adoption
718.570.1786
hi@lindasferalcatassistance.com
lindasferalcatassistance.com
Linda’s Cat Assistance & Adoption is devoted to the rescue and care of stray and feral cats, as well as finding homes for adoptable cats and kittens. Founded by Linda Bryant in 2004, we are a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization based in Woodside, Queens. Certified in the TNR program by Neighborhood Cats and the ASPCA, Linda and our volunteers work to reduce overpopulation, returning vetted feral cats to monitored colonies. We help place friendly animals in need of new homes through our foster/adoption program.
Little Shelter Animal Rescue & Adoption Center
631.368.8770
info@littleshelter.com
littleshelter.org
Little Shelter Animal Rescue & Adoption Center is Suffolk County’s oldest Humane Society in Huntington, NY. The mission is to rescue, nurture and adopt animals who were at risk in overcrowded shelters and place them into carefully screened, loving homes. Little Shelter provides many give back programs to the community to thank them for their generous support. All animals are behaviorally and medically evaluated before being placed into carefully screened loving homes. Little Shelter is also one of the only animal rescue organizations with a sanctuary that is exclusive to any dog that has been overlooked for any reason.
Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League
845.721.4507
magdrl.org
Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League, Inc. was organized in 1979 to help homeless Danes find new homes and to educate the public about the breed. MAGDRL is staffed completely by volunteers which serve NY, NJ, South Central & Central PA, DE, MD, Washington, D.C., VA and WV. The organization is a DC corporation and has a charitable tax-exemption under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
North Shore Animal League America
516.883.7575
animalleague.org
North Shore Animal League America’s teams of professionals and volunteers shower the dogs and cats, puppies and kittens in our care with TLC preparing them for those “who adopted who” bonds of unconditional love. For more than 80 years, we have rescued more than 1.2 million animals from overcrowded shelters, puppy mills, natural disasters and other emergencies. Our no-kill mission to rescue, nurture, adopt and educate drives the innovative, lifesaving programs we’ve created as a leader in the no-kill movement.
Dear Sweet Friends of the Broadway Community:
Welcome to the 27th anniversary of Broadway Barks! We greatly appreciate your help and support.
As we celebrate this year, I think about my dear friend Mary Tyler Moore with love, and everyone who has supported us through incredibly important productive years. You, my dear Broadway friends, have made this event so important … and of course, the rescue groups … you are my heroes!
During our journey we have collectively come together to expand and build an enduring movement to help more of our four-legged friends. Our collaborations with rescue groups helped to find loving homes for so many of our furry angels.
The great spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle, in his book Guardians of Being, profoundly tells us about the healing quality of animals:
“The vital function that pets fulfill in this world hasn’t been fully recognized. They keep millions of people sane. They have become ‘Guardians of Being.’ We learn so much from our animals. Just watch a dog play or rest. They celebrate life by being completely present.”
I think all of us here today know that animals are an important part of our lives. This special connection, indeed bond, is why our cherished animals are so vital to our well-being and theirs, too.
I also smiled with joy when I read that Tolle “lived with many Zen Masters, all of them cats.” So, if you are looking for your little “Zen Master” or a dog that will take you on an adventure as you walk together, you’ve come to the right place.
Please enjoy the afternoon with all of us, your two and four-legged friends!
Thank you again for your help and support.
With much love and appreciation,
Pet
ResQ Inc. petresqinc123@gmail.com petresqinc.org
We are a non-funded/non-subsidized/all-volunteer/ foster-based 501(c)(3) no-kill animal rescue. We focus on saving death row, abused, discarded, natural disaster victims, neglected and medically needy canines. The pet overpopulation has gotten so far out of hand that millions are put to sleep every year because of human greed, ignorance and lack of compassion. We believe all dogs deserve a chance. Our main focus is rescuing and rehabilitating small dogs and puppies, most of which have been neglected, handicapped or have been abused. We assist in natural disasters, as well. Pet ResQ Inc. volunteers are on the ground searching, trapping and getting any animal that survived to a safe place. Once secured they are all placed into foster homes where the real work begins. They are vetted, groomed and evaluated. To date, we have rescued thousands of our furry friends and placed them into safe, loving forever homes. We rescue without prejudice. Once we commit to saving an animal, we do whatever it takes to get them ready for adoption. Pet ResQ Inc. runs strictly on donations with loving, dedicated volunteers and foster families.
Remember Me Rescue 310.623.0463 rmrescueny@gmail.com remembermerescueny.net
Remember Me Rescue NY is a 501(c)(3) foster-based animal rescue on Long island. We pull all breeds depending on the experience of our fosters. We primarily take senior dogs, but basically any dog in need. We are one of the few rescues that only takes dogs from NY. We pull from ACC and Long Island shelters and we take owner surrenders. We provide all the vet care a dog needs and then we search for the best homes. We are spay/neuter advocates and we are pro-regulating rescues and trainers to protect animals against abuse.
SaveKitty Foundation
718.507.6843
rosary@savekitty.org savekitty.org
SaveKitty Foundation Is a no-kill, all-volunteer, 501(c)(3), Queens-based rescue group. Our primary mission is to reduce the number and suffering of New York City’s homeless and abandoned cats through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). In the process of doing TNR, we also rescue and find loving homes for adoptable cats and kittens. We currently provide food and shelter for over 100 cats on a daily basis. In addition, we provide pet bereavement support for those who are grieving the loss of a precious animal companion.
SPCA Westchester 914.941.2896
info@spcawestchester.org spcawestchester.org
SPCA Westchester, founded in 1883, is one of the oldest humane societies in the United States, supporting more than 5,500 animals in need every year. Programs include rescue and adoption, humane law enforcement services, low-cost veterinary care, Camp Critter Day Camp and community outreach.
Urban Cat League
urbancatleague@gmail.com urbancatleague.org
Urban Cat League has operated in Hell’s Kitchen for 25 years bringing the street cat population there down to zero. Through our YouTube channel, UrbanCatLeague. org and UrbanCatLeague@gmail.com we mentor and consult to help people to improve the lives of street cats everywhere. Our specialty is socializing hissing and swatting feral kittens from the street to be ready for adoption into loving homes.
Yankee Golden Retriever Rescue
978.568.9700
info@ygrr.org ygrr.org
Yankee Golden Retriever Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Massachusetts, dedicated to rescuing Golden Retrievers and Golden-hearted dogs from across the country. We provide each dog in our care with personalized support including individualized enrichment, comprehensive medical care and training tailored to their needs. Our goal is to match each dog that comes through our doors with a loving, forever family.
Bernadette Peters & Broadway Barks
Junior’s 45th Street
1515 Broadway @ 45th Street
New York, NY, 10036 (212) 302-2000
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New York, NY, 10019 (212) 365-5900
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Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is proud of our decades-long commitment to Broadway Barks.
While today is all about helping furry friends find their forever homes, your support of Broadway Cares ensures that people - like Stephen - who are living with HIV/AIDS or other critical illnesses can keep caring for themselves and their cherished companions all year long.
Three cheers and tail wags to you, Bernadette. Thank you for always leading with heart.
Photo by Víctor Rodríguez
A Paws-itively Perfect Pair broadwaycares.org
Thank You Beth and Friends ♥ !!!
My deepest gratitude to Beth for loving animals as much as I do and joining me today in finding them homes.
To my niece Stacy for designing this year’s beautiful Broadway Barks poster.
To my Broadway community, I cannot thank you enough for sharing your unconditional love to support our beloved dogs and cats.
Tom Viola and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, thank you for being with us from the very beginning of our journey. 27 years ago you jumped to our side when you declared, “We love the pups, too, let us help!” Thanks a million times over.
And to Danny Whitman for now being at the helm of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and for continuing Tom’s love and support of our animals!
- Bernadette Peters
THE BROADWAY BARKS BENEFACTORS
Thank you for your generous support
GLORIA AND EMILIO ESTEFAN
MARTY AND PERRY GRANOFF
JUJAMCYN THEATERS
MARY TYLER MOORE AND S. ROBERT LEVINE, MD
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA
JAMES L. NEDERLANDER
DARYL ROTH
JEFFREY SELLER
THE SHUBERT ORGANIZATION
ANDREW YUDER
With love and appreciation to Broadway Barks for all you do to help our beloved animals
Daryl Roth
Our heartfelt thanks to all of the following for contributing to the success of Broadway Barks
Catering
Junior’s Tony’s Di Napoli
Special Thanks
Brutus Broth Inc.
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
Buena Vista Social Club Producers
Elizabeth Campanella
Paul D’Antonio
Tara Darrington
Kathleen Duffy
Marcia & John Goldman
Gypsy Producers
John Haber’s Hounds and Kitteys
Hell’s Kitchen Producers
Maria Hickey
Jules and Molly
James Lanser
Melissa Magliula
Jenny Melendez
The Monderer Family
Liz Mykietyn
New York Marriott Marquis
Operation Mincemeat Producers
Stephen Prescott
Nic Queyrane
Marty Rosen
Brett Rowe
Danielle Saccente
Times Square Alliance
… and, of course, the Broadway Cares staff and volunteers
Extra special thanks
to our good friends at the Animal Medical Center for helping us help our fur babies
BROADWAY BARKS
Meet the Family...
Richard's
Scott's
Patty's
Bernadette's
July 12, 2025
Dear Friends:
Welcome to Broadway Barks, the only event on Broadway where the standing ovations are for sitting, staying and rolling over.
On behalf of everyone at Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, we’re thrilled to once again introduce you to some furry new friends, hoping you’ll give one or two a standing ovation of your own by welcoming them into your heart and home.
Broadway Cares is proud to support the adorable cats and dogs you’ll meet today and also the incredible artists who champion them. While most of the grants provided by Broadway Cares to 484 organizations across the country support those facing critical illnesses, food insecurity, housing challenges, access to health care and poverty, we couldn’t be more proud to support eight wonderful organizations for people living with HIV/AIDS and other critical illnesses to care for themselves and their beloved pets.
Today, we’re proud to join Bernadette Peters, Beth Leavel and a bevy of Broadway’s biggest pet lovers in Shubert Alley, alongside 27 incredible shelters and rescue organizations.
Since Broadway Barks began in 1999, more than 2,500 animals have found safe, loving homes - and I’m lucky enough to share mine with two of them. I adopted my cats, Sassy Pants and Cricket, after meeting them right here at Broadway Barks. Whether purring on my lap, sleeping on my legs at night or giving me and my family endless cuddles, they’ve made our life infinitely more full, loving and (let’s be honest) fur-covered.
I hope you find your own Sassy Pants and Cricket today. Thank you for changing lives - furry and otherwise - with us.
Sincerely,
Danny Whitman Executive Director
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
