#buffalo ny

[qualitysigns]

Buffalo, New York, USA

[emma-dennehy-presents]

Border Patrol agents in Buffalo, NY picked up a disabled Burmese refugee, Nurul Amin Shah Alam, and when they realized he wasnt who they were looking for they dumped him at a Tim Hortons on Niagara St without notifying anyone. Amin is blind in addition to having several other physical disabilities. He does not speak english, only the Rohingya language. The family has an open missing persons case with the BPD, but detective Richard Hy tried to close it without finding him. Pressure has thankfully forced them to open the case back up.

I know I have at least a couple other WNY/Buffalo peeps following me. Please keep an eye out. Contact Benjamin Macaluso (716-416-7543, an attorney) or Faisal Mohammad (716-290-5293, limited english) if you have any info

[whilereadingandwalking]

Well our flights were canceled but I won’t pass up an extra day at the AKG.

[masterberlinnn]

I’m looking for a slave across the USA. If you’re ready to serve with loyalty, discipline, and devotion, DM me. Repost if you understand consent, boundaries, and safewords, and you’re prepared for consistent submission.

[realnyhiphop101]

Benny The Butcher “Tana Talk 3” Era

[shroudedwillow]

Glitter bath-bombs are my fav 🥰

[crengarrion]

Posted to Facebook by Ten Lives Club, a rescue and shelter for cats in Buffalo, New York, on February 12th.

DONATE ON THEIR WEBSITE or DONATE ON VENMO (beware of scam accounts!)

"Last night, something truly heartbreaking happened to Ten Lives Club.

Our secondary property in Blasdell — the former 24K Gold building that we own, located right next door to our Main Shelter — was broken into again. This marks one of several recent break-ins at this location, but this was by far the most devastating.

Three individuals attempted to force entry through the front of the building. When they couldn’t get in, they ran around the side, broke a boarded up window area, trespassed onto our property, backed their vehicle up to the building, and loaded stolen items into their trunk. We have camera footage showing the vehicle pulling up, parking, breaking in, and driving away with our belongings.

What they stole wasn’t random.

They stole hope.

They stole generosity.

They stole months of hard work.

Inside that building, we were storing donated auction materials and electronics for our upcoming 25th Anniversary Gala, an event that is critical to supporting the 3,800 cats we rescue and care for each year here in Western New York.

Among the stolen items were:

• A television generously donated for a large auction basket

• Beautifully themed baskets our volunteers carefully put together

• LEGO sets

• A cat tree

• Cat beds

• An espresso machine

• Countless other gala materials staff and volunteers have spent months organizing.

Every single item was donated by someone who believed in our mission. Every basket was assembled with love. Every piece represented support for the cats who rely on us.

We are absolutely devastated. Heartbroken. And angry.

Our team should be spending this time preparing to celebrate 25 years of saving feline lives. Instead, we are filing police reports, reviewing footage, inventorying losses, and redirecting precious resources to replace what was stolen and strengthen security.

We are actively working with local law enforcement. Fingerprints have been taken. An investigation is underway, and we fully intend to press charges if those responsible are identified. Local news outlets, including Channel 2 and Channel 4, have covered the story to help spread awareness.

What makes this even more frightening is the proximity. This building sits directly next to our Main Shelter. While our shelter was not broken into- thank goodness, the fact that these individuals were steps away from the cats we protect every day is deeply unsettling. The safety of our animals, staff, and volunteers is our top priority, and we are taking this situation extremely seriously.

But today, we need our community.

The items stolen were meant to help fund lifesaving work. Our Gala is not just a celebration…it is a critical fundraiser that keeps our rescue operational. It supports medical care, food, shelter, and safety for thousands of cats each year.

If you have it in your heart to help us recover from this cruel act, please consider making a donation. The financial impact of these stolen items will directly affect the success of our Gala and, ultimately, the cats who depend on us. To donate, simply click on the donate button attached to this post, or with the online link https://tenlivesclub.networkforgood.com/ or by Venmo at https://venmo.com/u/tenlivesclub (https://venmo.com/u/tenlivesclub). @tenlivesclub under businessss. There are fake profiles - please be aware.

Or if you would like to donate silent auction items, theme baskets or special raffle items to replace the ones that were stolen, you may do so by dropping them off right at our Main Shelter, located at 3741 Lakeshore Road, Blasdell, NY 14219 or at our Transit Hill location, located at 6348 Transit Rd Suite #1 Depew, NY 14043.

If you are unable to donate, please share this message. Help us spread awareness. Someone knows something. Help us ensure the individuals responsible are held accountable.

To those who donated items that were stolen: we are so deeply sorry. Your kindness did not go unnoticed, and it will not be forgotten.

We refuse to let this act of cruelty overshadow 25 years of compassion, resilience, and lifesaving work. We will rebuild. We will move forward. And we will continue fighting for the cats who need us.

Thank you for standing with us during this incredibly upsetting time."

[brianfrench1995]

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