r/Newark

So Newark Associated Humane has had a very large number of dogs on a euthanasia list and it seems like it’s growing with more urgent dogs.

Website doesn’t show anything out of the ordinary number wise, but many have been verbalizing frustration and issues with the shelter.

I haven’t been able to find anything showing the city has renewed their contract outside of an extension that expired earlier this month.

Does anyone have any info? The city is not helpful at all.

Very concerned about these animals there.

Thx

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Be very careful if you bring your pet here. A friend just adopted a dog from the shelter and they insisted their vet do the neuter. The dog now has an infection (pretty bad one in the neuter incision). The vet also shaved the dog pretty much bald and his skin is raw.

Run from them. Find another affordable vet.

With its move into the state top 20, and No. 312 nationally, Science Park now ranks ahead of comprehensive high schools located in some of the highest-income suburban municipalities in New Jersey:

Livingston High School (Livingston) — No. 25 in NJ (#411 nationally)

Summit Senior High School (Summit) — No. 30 in NJ (#499 nationally)

Ridge High School (Bernards Township / Basking Ridge) — No. 34 in NJ (#555 nationally)

Princeton High School (Princeton) — No. 37 in NJ (#616 nationally)

Chatham High School (Chatham) — No. 38 in NJ (#625 nationally)

Unsure if this goes here since it’s multi towns

I applied to many through this website that manages a bunch in NJ. You don’t apply to the complexes but to the towns and they’ll automatically add you to the complexes lists. Many haven’t issued me a lottery number yet, I have to wait for the lottery to open and then I’ll get a number. I guess I’m on the waitlist of the waitlist 😂

One town’s complex just had a lottery last week so I have a lottery # of 10,490. My question is another complex on that same town will have a lottery in October. Does that mean that they pull from the existing list for the town or do they run another lottery?

I’m confused 😂 and feel like 10k is just my forever number

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With all the vehicular incidents and deaths that have occured since February, what can the city do to protect residents that may not be using cars? I'm talking people crossing the street, people commuting using a skateboard or bike, or the city-wide pilot programs for the e-scooters.

Asking this because it seems like with every hit-and-run case, we don't see the city comment on what they're doing to make things safer for people that aren't in a car, but instead just give their condolences and keep things going as usual.

Yes, homicides are down but the fact you're more likely to be hit by a car driving recklessly and get away with it than being a victim of a violent crime is a bad message for people coming to the city who may not use a car to commute.

So, what can the city implement or change or add about the current pedestrian infrastructure to protect residents? (protected bike lanes, moving crossing lines away from the curb for better pedestrian visibility, creating more parking spaces to prevent double parking, etc)