No, this is isn’t pet related, unless you count the trouble I’m having typing this because Stanley (my cat…see below for history) is all over the desk and keyboard.

All honesty, as a hockey/Rangers fan, I haven’t been all that into the Yankees since Graig Nettles’ day  (yipes, that probably dates me some). But as a native, and having watched tonight’s farewell, with a tear in my eye and to all New York pets/Yankee Stadium fans, I say, goodnight.

At Greenburgh’s end-of-summer pool party for dogs, they don’t let the humans in the pool. Luckily for Justin Martin, the rules were a little looser at at Mount Kisco’s Memorial Pool party for pups. Here’s Justin and Marista, courtesy of the Martin family. 

Meet adorable Harriet. This kitty is one beautiful girl. Harriet has a beautiful coat of pale, silvery platinum with a pink undercoat and a pink belly. She has a wonderful personality and seems to like people better than other cats, so she will be perfect for a one-cat home. She loves attention and loves to play. Harriet is spayed, de-wormed and up-to-date on vaccinations. Her adoption fee is $75. To meet Harriet, contact Pet Rescue of Larchmont at 914 834-6955 or www.NY-PetRescue.org. 

Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, 197 Manville Road, will host its annual Community Blessing of the Animals service Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. Well-behaved pets of all shapes and sizes are encouraged to attend, accompanied by their owners, for a blessing, fellowship and play.  For more information and directions, call 914-769-1559.

I suppose this takes care of that awkward moment when the dogs finally meet and don’t along, hence there goes the relationship. This is being billed as speed dating, um, “doggy style.”

This made me howl (no pun intended) out loud. Make sure to check out his buddies in the pen at the very end.