This is Banjo, (Born 4/11/2019)) he is a very sweet and shy, 13 pound, boy. You may remember him as Esteban, his original name when he was here. Two years ago we adopted him to a lovely man, who gave him the name Banjo and was also very sweet and shy. They were perfectly suited to one another and loved each other’s company.
Unfortunately, the man had to move far away and much to his heartbreak, could not take Banjo with him. The Society, of course, welcomed our cat back.
We were very sensitive and mindful that Banjo might miss his person too. Our team watched over him and made sure that Banjo got extra love, premium treats and playtime. He remembered his caregivers here and settled in nicely.
If you are looking for a cat that is not looking for the spotlight, but rather a cozy, sunny spot where you can pet him under his chin and praise him, Banjo is accepting applications.
We really appreciate that you want to give a shelter animal a home. The Humane Society of New York was founded in 1904. The Vladimir Horowitz/Wanda Toscanini Horowitz Adoption Center is a no-kill shelter. Our on-site clinic and staff of skilled Veterinarians looks after the health and well-being of every animal here. We also have a great adoption matchmaking team who will gladly take your profile and match you or your pet with just the right cat or dog companion. We start the process once you have submitted an application to us.
FOR AN APPLICATION, please visit http://humanesocietyny.org/adoptions/ and download then email your application to hsny.adopt@gmail.com.
Our one and only location is:
306 East 59th Street (between 1st & 2nd Avenue) in Manhattan.
If you'd like to sponsor Banjo, please email amk.hsny@verizon.net. You can give as much or as little as you like. Your donation is tax deductible. Thank you!
For additional information on the Humane Society of New York, please visit: humanesocietyny.org. Thank you!
This is Banjo, (Born 4/11/2019)) he is a very sweet and shy, 13 pound, boy. You may remember him as Esteban, his original name when he was here. Two years ago we adopted him to a lovely man, who gave him the name Banjo and was also very sweet and shy. They were perfectly suited to one another and loved each other’s company.
Unfortunately, the man had to move far away and much to his heartbreak, could not take Banjo with him. The Society, of course, welcomed our cat back.
We were very sensitive and mindful that Banjo might miss his person too. Our team watched over him and made sure that Banjo got extra love, premium treats and playtime. He remembered his caregivers here and settled in nicely.
If you are looking for a cat that is not looking for the spotlight, but rather a cozy, sunny spot where you can pet him under his chin and praise him, Banjo is accepting applications.
We really appreciate that you want to give a shelter animal a home. The Humane Society of New York was founded in 1904. The Vladimir Horowitz/Wanda Toscanini Horowitz Adoption Center is a no-kill shelter. Our on-site clinic and staff of skilled Veterinarians looks after the health and well-being of every animal here. We also have a great adoption matchmaking team who will gladly take your profile and match you or your pet with just the right cat or dog companion. We start the process once you have submitted an application to us.
FOR AN APPLICATION, please visit http://humanesocietyny.org/adoptions/ and download then email your application to hsny.adopt@gmail.com.
Our one and only location is:
306 East 59th Street (between 1st & 2nd Avenue) in Manhattan.
If you'd like to sponsor Banjo, please email amk.hsny@verizon.net. You can give as much or as little as you like. Your donation is tax deductible. Thank you!
For additional information on the Humane Society of New York, please visit: humanesocietyny.org. Thank you!
Won't you please sponsor this pet? Click the button above. You can give as much or as little as you like. Your donation is tax deductible. Thank you and our furry ones thank you. Each and every animal here is very special to us. We are dedicated to finding each one just the right home. So for some cats and dogs, that means a much longer stay - as sometimes they are not as outgoing, pretty or have as perfect manners as they could. And because we don't "dispose" of them for this, our cost for keeping them healthy and becoming better companions is high.
Their adoption process
Additional adoption info
The Humane Society of New York does not do "same-day" adoptions. We begin the process by having you visit our adoption page to fill out and submit an Adoption Application. We will contact you if we have the right cat or dog to match your lifestyle, preferences and personality.
The Humane Society of New York does not do "same-day" adoptions. We begin the process by having you visit our adoption page to fill out and submit an Adoption Application. We will contact you if we have the right cat or dog to match your lifestyle, preferences and personality.
