NYC kitten rescue defends political adoption policy amid criticism
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 16:34 · Archive
A New York City kitten rescue has faced criticism over an adoption policy related to political affiliation.
Itty Bitty City Kitties, a Rockaway Beach-based nonprofit rescue specialising in orphaned and neonatal kittens, has defended its adoption policy after it posted a statement on social media that resulted in backlash. PETA has called for the policy to be abolished.
How it is being reported
- NYC kitten rescue says MAGA voters are BANNED from adopting from themThe agency's strict policy received mounting backlash, including criticism from PETA.Daily Mail · 24 Sept, 16:28
- NYC kitten rescue defends ‘NO F–KING MAGA’ adoption policy as PETA calls for it to be abolishedThe dispute centers on Itty Bitty City Kitties, a Rockaway Beach-based rescue that describes itself as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit specializing in orphaned and neonatal kittens, feral cat welfare and adoptions.New York Post · 24 Sept, 08:05
- NYC kitten rescue defends ‘NO F---ING MAGA’ adoption policy as PETA calls for it to be abolishedPETA calls on Itty Bitty City Kitties to abolish its adoption policy after the NYC kitten rescue declared "NO F---ING MAGA" on social media.Fox News · 24 Sept, 01:33
In this story: Itty Bitty City Kitties · PETA · Rockaway Beach · New York City
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