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05/02/2024
Missing Dog! Newly adopted dog from Floriday escaped the Ft. Tryon Dog Run. Her new dad Is working hard getting the word out. Please let me know if you see her!
The largest dog run in Manhattan, Sir William's Run is over an acre of fenced-in fun in the heart of The area started as a large non-fenced-in dog run area.
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The fence was added in 2001. Sir William’s Dog Run is maintained by volunteers in collaboration with the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Fort Tryon Trust. Sir William’s Dog Run has over 350 regular users and attracts visitors from the five boroughs and beyond. How to Get Involved:
Coffee Bark the first Sunday of the month. 10am - 12pm. Free coffee and homemade baked goods provided by o
ur sponsor Spoiled Brats. Clean Up Days: The second Saturday of the month. Help keep our dog run safe and beautiful. Howl-O-Ween: Our annual canine costume extravaganza. A variety of categories and prizes. A great event for the whole family. Directions: Enter Fort Tryon park where Fort Washington Avenue turns into Margaret Corbin Circle. Take a right - going towards New Leaf Cafe. Walk down the stairs past the cafe - there's an archway, this goes UNDER the road. The dog run is on the left by a giant radiator sculpture.
Missing Dog! Newly adopted dog from Floriday escaped the Ft. Tryon Dog Run. Her new dad Is working hard getting the word out. Please let me know if you see her!
Sometimes, the dog run can be overwhelming for dogs. Learn the signals. If your dog is indeed worried about the dog run, maybe visit on low-traffic times and keep things short and sweet. You don't want to force your scared dog. Listen to your pup!
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Introverted people and their dogs 😆
FYI
⚠️ The smoky haze from the Canadian wildfires has pet owners wondering how to protect their companion animals. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), if you're feeling the effects of the poor air quality, your pets are likely feeling it, too. The following precautions can help keep pets safe.
🏠 Keep pets indoors as much as possible.
🪟 Keep windows and doors shut.
⏱️ Take dogs outside only for quick relief walks; avoid intense outdoor activity.
🦜 Birds are especially vulnerable and should not be allowed outside.
🫁 Older animals, pets with heart or breathing conditions, and flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds like pugs and bulldogs may be more affected.
🚨 Contact your veterinarian if your pet is coughing, gagging, or having trouble breathing.
Source: AVMA
Tuesday!
FROM OUR FRIENDS AT Fort Tryon Park Trust:
Dear Fort Tryon Park Trust Members and Donors,
Nature is not a place to visit; it is home. And for the moment our home, for many years safely and ably parented by Executive Director Jennifer Hoppa, is in transition as Jennifer assumes her new and well-deserved role as Chief Strategy Officer for NYC Parks.
Every member and every donor matters. So, we ask you to continue to support the Fort Tryon Park Trust now, with your patience and understanding, as we navigate this transition. Although the process of change can be frustrating and uncomfortable at times, the rewards will be a more powerful, committed and engaged community. Donor and membership data is slowly being processed, and as a result the mailing of acknowledgments and membership cards is delayed. We are in the process of seeking administrative assistance to help us meet this backlog. And our thanks to you will be a 6-month extension on all FTPT memberships.
However difficult parting is, letting go can be a positive thing for the Trust, allowing us to make space for change and something new. But change is a collective endeavor, and as such, we call upon you, our community, to bear with us as we face the challenges of this transition.
With appreciation,
The Fort Tryon Park Trust Board
P.S. Please mark your calendars for June 17th- our community celebration of the new fountain in Fort Tryon's Anne Loftus Playground. The event will serve as our fond farewell event for Jennifer after 16+ years of dedicated service.
Some good info from Patricia McConnell, Ph.D.
Watching dogs play well together is one life’s greatest joys. One of my essential criteria when looking for a dog to replace Willie was whether he played well with Maggie. We tried two dogs out before we found Skip, neither of whom had any interest in playing with Maggie. Maggie ignored one, and h...
Please be on the lookout!
Anyone recognize this dog?
🚨Tree Work at Sir William's Dog Run🚨
Dog Run Closures
Wednesday- Friday (12/7-12/9)
7 a.m- 4 p.m.
Fort Tryon Park Trust
UPDATE: Mabel was found.
‼️‼️Urgent! Mabel slipped her collar tonight 12/1 and has been spotted in and around Ft Tryon Park, Ft Washington Ave near 187 Street. She’s wearing a purple fleece coat with reflective strips.
Call 917.939.7400 and please try to coax her to you but don’t chase her. She’s only a year old.‼️‼️
Please be on the look out for Lula!
This Saturday!
Update on Parks re: construction!
1) Select Pathway Reconstruction: sections of the Broadway side of the park are closed for upgrades through the end of the month, after which the contractor will move to the west side of the park. All work should be completed by the beginning of November.
2) Bennett Avenue Rockface Stabilization: Parking restrictions during construction are required to protect public safety given lifts and heavy machinery use.
3) Anne Loftus Playground: the grand fountain for all, new adult workout equipment, climbing structure and upgraded lighting are almost complete!
Rabies vaccine baiting for raccoons in parks this October.
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Extreme temperatures pose particular dangers to furry friends.
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Good news!!! New York City Councilmember Carmen De La Rosa (District 10) recognized the significant role Fort Tryon Park's Dog Run plays in the vitality and safety of the park and has allocated $300,000 in City Capital funding for it! She views this as a down payment toward the capital reconstruction of water service at the run.
We are hopeful that Manhattan Borough President Mark D. Levine also allocates City Capital funding for this important project, which with new perimeter fencing, is projected to cost over $1 Million. Fort Tryon Park Trust and dog lover advocacy have played an important role in helping us get this City Capital funding allocated, and will be instrumental in ensuring the park gets the full funding needed to start the project.
Please make sure to thank Council member Carmen De La Rosa and ask Borough President Levine to help provide the money to complete the large project.
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News you can use!
LOST DOG
Family looking for their dog.
Has anyone seen this pup? He was last seen around 7 am this morning near Broadway and Dongan (which is around where he resides).
As the temperature rises, please remember to bring extra water when visiting the dog run!
Have a humper? This info from Rescued By Training might be helpful….
FYI
Anyone recognize this pup who was found at the dog run today?
Save the Date! March 22
Play Fair Rally
Tuesday, March 22
9 am to 10 am: Rally in person at City Hall
10 am to 12 pm: NYC Council Parks Budget Hearing
Mayor Adams’ preliminary budget proposes cutting $60 million in NYC Parks funding along with 3,500 essential parks jobs. The Play Fair Coalition is rallying on the City Hall steps tomorrow at 9 AM to prevent these cuts and demand the allocation of 1% of the city budget for parks. Rally with us! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/play-fair-for-parks-budget-rally-tickets-288185188657
FYI
Fort Tryon Park’s public restrooms have re-opened! We appreciate the patience of park users while NYC Parks makes repairs to a malfunctioning heating system in the historic 1930's concession building (formerly New Leaf Restaurant). The facilities are now open 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. daily. For those wondering about the site's new concession operator, a public hearing was held by the City's Franchise Concession Review Committee for the Bonnefont as the new operator. Stay tuned for updates!
Totally normal for your dog to reduce its playing and friendship circle!
Thanks SpiritDog Training for sharing this!
Frankie heard the dog run was open and enjoyed his first visit on a while. Did you stop by? Share your pics and videos!
Thanks to Fort Tryon Park Trust and the Parks staffers for making such needed improvements to our dogs’ favorite playground!
⚠️Reminder that both dog runs will be closed while contractors work on the erosion issues.⚠️
Thanks to Fort Tryon Park Trust for making this improvement happen!
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Thanks to Fort Tryon Park Trust and the Parks staffers for making such needed improvements to our dogs’ favorite playground!
⚠️Reminder that both dog runs will be closed while contractors work on the erosion issues.⚠️ Thanks to Fort Tryon Park Trust for making this improvement happen!
A reminder to bring water for your dog if you plan to visit the dog run! *also, dog hydrating in the video is adoptable Mabel available through Rescuzilla.
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