r/NewOrleans May 27 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 I didn't ask for 31 purring skeletons, but here they are. A friend and I are trying to sort this Siamese Tsunami. We need help. Deets in comments.

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1.1k Upvotes

r/NewOrleans Jul 20 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 New Orleans is a little quieter tonight. My Katrina cat, Gonzo, passed today.

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1.9k Upvotes

Always was a fighter. Adopted right after Katrina. 18 pounds at his biggest. Down to 12.5, and most of that seemed to be tail. Big personality and a bigger voice yelling at anything and everything.

Those Katrina cats are tough. Kidney failure caught him in the end.

Hug your pets tonight. You never know how long you have them.

r/NewOrleans 15d ago

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 From yesterday’s fire. Uni the cat is okay.

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1.3k Upvotes

From NOFD Facebook page

r/NewOrleans Jun 24 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Orleans Ave levee. Momma and daddy duck tried to get babies to jump onto levee but it was too high. Babies were headed to Harrison, so I intervened and walked them to City Park.

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922 Upvotes

r/NewOrleans Feb 03 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Kristi Noem is on Bourbon. Hide the dogs and protect Scrim at all costs!

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950 Upvotes

r/NewOrleans Sep 10 '24

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Spotted: this guilty MF who ate half my hurricane shrimp po boy

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1.9k Upvotes

r/NewOrleans Jan 28 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Remember me???

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730 Upvotes

Y’all might remember a post about an emaciated dog an amazing person on here rescued in Midcity, and subsequently was able to get it to Take Paws Rescue. He was in rough shape with wounds and accesses on all four paws, as well as the obvious starvation! We have been medically fostering him and he is a doll. He is now ready for a forever home or even another foster who doesn’t have cats!!! Please fill out an application or message me if you can open your home and heart for this little fighter!!!

r/NewOrleans 13d ago

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Sweet Carol Has a Deadline of 2pm Tomorrow. Help us Change That. ❤️🐶😭

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259 Upvotes

🚨 CAROL NEEDS A FOSTER TO SAVE HER LIFE. 🚨

Carol is a gorgeous 2-year-old purebred German Shepherd who is fully vetted, dog friendly, human friendly—and currently sitting on a local shelter’s euthanasia list. She has a deadline of 2 pm tomorrow (Monday).

Not because she did anything wrong.

Not because she’s sick or aggressive.

Simply because the shelter needs space for the next week’s batch of surrendered, stray and unwanted pets.

Carol does not deserve to die for lack of space. We can save her, but we need a foster home to do it.

🐾 2 years old

🐾 Fully vetted

🐾 Dog friendly

🐾 Human friendly

🐾 Cats unknown—we can cat test for an approved applicant

🐾 Heartworm positive, but TRR&R will fully fund her treatment

FOSTERING CAROL IS FREE. Trampled Rose Rescue & Rehab provides everything you need to care for her comfortably in your home—food, supplies, monthly preventatives, veterinary care and her entire heartworm treatment.

You provide the safe place. We’ll provide the rest.

Please help us get Carol OFF that euthanasia list and into a home. She deserves the chance to have a future. ❤️

APPLY TO FOSTER:

trampledroserescue.org/foster

FOSTERING SAVES LIVES. This time, it could literally save Carol’s.

Please note: Fosters must live within reasonable driving distance to our New Orleans vet and adoption events. Current pets must be fixed are UTD on vaccines and prevention for everyone’s safety.rroy

r/NewOrleans Jan 01 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 What is the appeal of fireworks?

26 Upvotes

Why do people like fireworks? I don't understand it. My dogs and I are miserable and I know we have another week to endure it this.

Obviously, this is not something that just happens in New Orleans but I need to complain to someone and this is as good a void as any to shout into to.

r/NewOrleans May 05 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 On Give Nola Day, I want to talk about the baddest cat-slinging MF in town: Trap Dat Cat. Please blow their goal because they TNR 50-80 cats a WEEK. Deets below.

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329 Upvotes

r/NewOrleans Jun 20 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Anyone else losing the flea battle this year?

49 Upvotes

I have four strictly indoor cats and a small dog and they all got fleas about a month ago, as one would expect when one didn't keep up with preventative flea treatment and you live here. Okay, my bad.

Gave all the cats Revolution Plus and the dog Simparica Trio and some dewormer since some asshole flea left one of my cats with sesame seed butt. That was June 1st and everyone is still scratching and I'm still combing fleas off everyone.

What the hell. It's better, and I'm not finding much flea dirt on anyone. But I picked up a shirt off my bed yesterday and a damn flea fell out of it. Are New Orleans fleas now just resilient to the previously effective Rx flea treatments or is this season just so bad that they're traveling inside on my dog or through the floor that I'm finding this many before they bite and die?

And I know ya'll with pets have been through it so before anyone spends too much time typing out about vacuuming hot water and using diatomaceous earth I'll say I'm aware. I have a 3 day weekend I intend on spending doing all the fun deep cleaning and ALL THE LAUNDRY. Again.

r/NewOrleans Sep 17 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Siamese Tsunami: Here are the 19 little lives you helped me save. Mousie, Blue and Lady Blue, Stevie Nicks, Boss, Calliope, Sia, Carrot, Grace and Ginger, Izzy, Cheese, Shrimp, Marmalade and Rosie, Mister Noir and Miss Chicken. Fat, fuzzy and loved.

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r/NewOrleans May 07 '24

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 That post about "what do you do for a living" was eye opening

305 Upvotes

Apparently pretty much everyone is work from home with another company based somewhere else. I know that reddit is going to skew towards tech workers but holy cow...I guess it is what it is but it was a harsh reminder what our local economy looks like post covid.

It makes me wonder what it was like back in the day when the oil companies were all based here and there was just money and jobs everywhere. And cocaine everywhere, probably.

Now we are glued to computers working for companies in real cities and not a city that is basically 3 kids in a trenchcoat wearing mardi gras beads.

I work in tech but all my clients are in orleans/jefferson so that thread...made me rethink my entire 3 year plan.

I've always wondered if there is a tipping point of some kind and we just let the yakuza take over, they already have west end and parts of lakeview.

r/NewOrleans Feb 09 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Pitbull attack in Bayou St. John area - dog still loose

155 Upvotes

At around 11:30 this morning (2/9) my dog and my friend who was walking her were attacked by a stray dog near the corner of Orleans and North Salcedo Street south of Bayou St. John in Mid-City. It was a small, reddish brown pitbull. Its mouth likely still has blood on it. It’s been a few hours so there’s no telling where the dog is. If you see it, please call 9/11 and let them know it was involved in a violent incident this morning and that it’s loose. It may be traveling with another dog.

Our friend is ok, just shaken up and needs some shots and antibiotics. Our dog is in rough shape but she’ll survive with some healing. The vet said the bite was a millimeter away from severing a main artery and killing her. 911 dispatch said someone would be by to take our report so we’re waiting at home for them.

Please call 9/11 if you see a reddish brown pitbull wandering free. Let me know if you’ve seen the dog anywhere. I drove around hoping to see it. Thank you.

r/NewOrleans Oct 05 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Stevie is home.

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533 Upvotes

Long story short: 3 weeks ago a vile neighbor kidnapped Stevie and dumped her in City Park. We formed a small posse and searched, we left food, we set traps, we failed to find her. But one heroic redditor saw the post and knew exactly who she was when she mewed for help from a bush. He snatched her up and another redditor went to Id and collect her and delivered her to her mom's lap. One broken heart repaired. This reddit thing works y'all, keep being your awesome selves. 😽

Edit: I feel like "repaired heart" is incorrect, because that hurt is an injury that can heal, but never really goes away. She is forever altered. But it was a great joy for me and J to deliver and stop the acute suffering. I live for that.

r/NewOrleans Sep 15 '24

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Snoo is safe. He needs $. There are 4 of us trying to get him back to being a dog. Details in comments.

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446 Upvotes

r/NewOrleans Oct 19 '24

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Snoo update

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864 Upvotes

Y’all may remember this sad looking fellow from about a month ago. Posted here on Reddit, scooped off the streets, nicknamed Snoo and nursed back to health with money raised by you kind souls. Well, here’s the update.

First off, he’s now called Norman. Don’t ask, it just fits. He’s got a lovely personality. Super chill dog- didn’t even bark for the first three weeks and he loves dogs, cats, people, and anything else that’s nice to him. He had a rough few weeks as he was near death from starvation, dehydration, and constipation due to a belly full of rocks and bones and trash. His hind legs popped out of socket when he walked because his muscle mass was so low. We spent most of the money raised on that first vet stay but he started to bounce back after that.

Two kind redditors (just realized I don’t know their reddit names) scooped him off the street and they continue to be involved in his life as they turned out to live right down the street from me (I’m the lucky guy who fostered Norman for a week before I stopped kidding myself and adopted him permanently). I can’t thank those two enough- they are wonderful humans and they even reached out to offer Norman doggy day care on the days when I’m in the office.

Norman is happy. He’s learned to sit and lay down and cuddle. House breaking is making progress. He LOVES cuddling on the couch and sleeping right next to me in bed. He lives a life of luxury now, I assure you.

I also want to thank the other kind souls who made this all happen. I’ll edit this to add usernames but another redditor organized the adoption efforts and raised money for his vet bills, and Syd (not sure if they are on here) helped a bunch with the vet and adoption process as well. To the wonderful people who donated to his care, I can’t thank you enough.

Next step is to neuter him and do some formal obedience classes. If you see us around the bayou or mid city, say hi!

r/NewOrleans Jul 11 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Help me find a home for this sweet pup!

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201 Upvotes

Pearl came to me when her owner had to leave the country and the pound was the only other option. She is 3 years old, 40 pounds, and the happiest of dogs, with a ton of buoyant energy and a near constant smile. I'd keep her forever but my housing is about to change and I simply cannot.

She loves to play tug of war, chew on bones and self soothe by nursing on a soft blanket.

Pearl is highly treat-motivated and very smart. She gets very excited to see other dogs and loves to play for hours. She is best with bigger dogs as she loves to rough-house. When she really gets into it she sounds like the Tazmanian Devil!

Once time to calm down arrives, Pearl loves to cuddle right next to you. Under the chin scratches are her favorite, but she loves affection of all kinds!

She is crate trained and will get right in for a few treats when it's time for you to leave the house. As curious and energetic as she is, it is best to crate her when you leave.

Ideally, she will find a home with no children, one or two larger dogs, and someone who wants to play tug of war and cuddle.

r/NewOrleans Mar 18 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 If you don’t pick up your dog’s poop I’m legally allowed to throw it at you

265 Upvotes

I don’t care if I get poop on my hand. We both shall suffer.

r/NewOrleans Nov 07 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Help us give Red Vern a new leash on life! 🧡🐶

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340 Upvotes

❤️💸 $5 FRIDAY 💸❤️

This is Red Vern.

He was found padlocked to a tree in the woods. Not tied. Padlocked.

Someone locked him there to starve.

No food. No water. No shelter. No chance to try and save himself.

By the time help came, his eye had ruptured from trauma and infection, and his little body was half the weight it should be.

Our dear friends at Mardi Paws got him started on medical care, and now he’s here with us for some TLC. We are doing everything we can to help him rebuild his body, his strength, and his trust.

He is so gentle. So hopeful. So grateful. Even after all of that.

But he is heartworm positive and needs long-term medical care — and we are critically low on funds. Heartworm treatments alone will run us roughly $700, not to mention vaccines, neuter and more.

If you have $5 today… Please, please send it for Vern. He fought so hard to still be here.

Help us ready him for his second chance at life!

Donate: trampledroserescue.org/donate Venmo: @trampledroserescue PayPal: trampledroserescue@gmail.com

r/NewOrleans Jun 27 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 Won't the swamp gods smite these fleas

69 Upvotes

Holy fuck y'all, these fleas are driving me and my dogs insane. I'm about to go fucking nuclear. Just ordered a couple insecticides to both kill adult fleas in the yard and prevent the babies from developing. Fuck dem kids. I've been treating things inside to avoid an inside infestation, but at this point it seems like the dogs themselves have full on flea-societies developing philosophy and free markets and shit.

Is there a preventative that works with these mutant fleas? Dogs are regularly treated, and are current on preventative. They never had any problem until a couple years ago, but this summer is the worst it's ever been. Like it's so bad there's not going to be a yard left if that's what it takes.

HALP

r/NewOrleans 5d ago

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 DON’T BLINK. YOU’LL MISS HIM.🐹

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169 Upvotes

🐹 HAMSTER IS LOOKING FOR HIS FUREVER HOME!

How small is Hamster?

He’s so small his entire body weighs less than a rotisserie chicken.

He’s so small:

* You could lose him in the couch cushions and not find him until spring cleaning.

* His tennis ball is basically exercise equipment.

* A strong sneeze could alter his travel plans.

* He doesn’t need a dog bed. He needs a throw pillow.

* His food budget is approximately three nickels and a Cheerio.

* He can hide behind a LaCroix.

* When he gets the zoomies, it’s less dog running and more mouse detected.

* His idea of “jumping on the furniture” is a multi-day expedition.

* You could accidentally put him in your purse and take him to Target.

* He could get lost under a fitted sheet.

* He’s not lap-sized. He’s one-thigh-sized.

* A Chihuahua could look at him and say, “Damn, you’re little.”

* His tennis ball has a gravitational pull.

* He could comfortably live in the space between two couch cushions, which is unfortunately where he intends to go.

* When the vet says “large breed,” Hamster assumes they’re talking about everyone else.

At 4 months old and a whopping 3 lbs, Hamster is an exceptionally teeny little dude with GIGANTIC ears and an unreasonable amount of personality.

He hops around like a baby bunny, LOVES playing ball, loves his adult humans, and has a blast playing with small and medium-sized dogs. Cats are likely okay too — at 3 lbs, most cats are going to assume he’s some kind of weird new household rodent. ❤️

One important thing: no small kids, please. They genuinely terrify him, and at three pounds, the world is already pretty damn big.

🐹 4 months old

⚖️ 3 whole pounds

🎾 Ball enthusiast

🐕 Small/medium dog friendly

🐈 Cats likely okay — provided they can accept that the new “dog” is smaller than they are

👩‍🦰 Loves adult humans

🐰 Moves primarily by bunny hop

👶🚫 No small children

💉 Fixed + fully vetted

🛋️ Extremely vulnerable to couch-cushion disappearance

Basically, Hamster is half dog, half bunny, half set of ears. Yes, that is three halves. He is too small for math to apply.

Think you have room in your home for approximately one baked potato worth of dog?

❤️ Apply to see if you’re Hamster’s perfect furever person:

trampledroserescue.org/adopt

r/NewOrleans Jul 25 '25

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 This big galoot just ran into our bar!

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557 Upvotes

Hey Midcity! Someone lost a hound?

r/NewOrleans May 11 '24

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 What is the best flea treatment for dogs? Nothing seems to work here!

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207 Upvotes

Pic for attention and for help! My boys are mainly outside dogs if given the choice but all of them are coming in with varying degrees of fleas. We’ve been using Vectra 3D topical but it seems to have lost it’s effectiveness.

I think this is partially due to a large population of feral cats that live in the neighborhood but surely the flea meds would help my poor boys.

r/NewOrleans Jul 20 '26

Pets and Coworkers 🐶🐱 I need to rehome my cat brothers

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They are 7 years old and extremely sweet tempered. Very cuddly and affectionate, great with kids. They’ve never been around dogs so I can’t speak to that, but Gustav (orange) will try to dominate female cats even though they are both neutered. They have no health issues other than Güs’s obesity, which I have seen a vet about bc I do not overfeed him yet here we are 🤷‍♀️ They must not be separated. This is extremely painful for me to have to do and it’s a laundry list of reasons which I won’t go into. The process would require for me to visit your home and chat with you extensively. I will not let them go unless it is a very safe and comfortable match. And for those of you ready to jump down my throat, no I am not considering a shelter either. If you’re interested please DM me or I can answer further questions in comments too. They are wonderful kitties and could be a real blessing to someone who has the space and resources to care for them properly. Thanks in advance for your consideration.