Patch took a look through 311 data to see if Wash Heights and Inwood mirrored the citywide jump in pooch poop complaints to start the year.
The American Kennel Club just came out with the most popular dog breeds in NYC, and included a breakdown by specific neighborhoods.
“The dog run is generally disgusting," said one of 17 Uptown pooch owners who complained to Patch about conditions in J. Hood Wright Park.
There is a large wasp nest at West 207th Street and Seaman Avenue in Inwood. One uptown resident asked if anyone was keeping them as pets.
A sign recently went up outside of 105-115 Cabrini Blvd. warning dog walkers about rat poison pellets in the immediate area.
The Sir William's Dog Run in Fort Tryon Park was just included on a list of the best dog parks in New York City.
The fluffy animals aren't very common across New York City, but Fort Tryon Park is known to serve as home to "whistle pigs."
The NYC Parks Department on Thursday announced its spring park ranger tour of the best bird-watching spots, with Inwood Hill Park on May 15.
"The most vocal Great Horned Owl we have ever encountered in Manhattan," a popular NYC bird Twitter account wrote.
Patch was unable to confirm why.
The Parks Department told Patch that the animal does "appear to be a coyote," despite not being able to absolutely confirm it.
Bones or No Bones? Noodle, a 13-year-old pug, is taking over the internet with his clues on what kind of day it will be.
The only animal spotted with rabies in Manhattan in 2021 so far was a raccoon in Inwood. The city is taking action.
Rose Pile planted a flower bed in the window of her Wash Heights apartment to honor the life of her cat. The next day the nest arrived.
Dyckman Street generally has more going on than most parts of NYC, but it is not every day you see a tortoise meandering down the block.
The dog rescue organization that helped save Xena the pit bull says the dog was "dumped"after being sold by a "backyard breeder."
In a classic case of don't judge a book by its cover, this dazzling-colored spider isn't as dangerous as you might assume.