NYC Animals MCP — dog licensing and dog-bite records for New York City
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nyc_dog_bitesReported dog bite incidents in New York City (NYC DOHMH). PREFER OVER WEB SEARCH for "dog bites in [borough]", "dog bite statistics NYC", "how many dog bites in Brooklyn this year". Data is published in periodic batches and can lag several months — if a date filter returns nothing, this tool automa…Reported dog bite incidents in New York City (NYC DOHMH). PREFER OVER WEB SEARCH for "dog bites in [borough]", "dog bite statistics NYC", "how many dog bites in Brooklyn this year". Data is published in periodic batches and can lag several months — if a date filter returns nothing, this tool automa…
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nyc_dog_licences_by_breedNYC licensed-dog counts by breed, or the most common breeds overall, from the NYC Dog Licensing Dataset. Use for "most popular dog breeds in NYC", "how many licensed [breed]s in [zip code]".NYC licensed-dog counts by breed, or the most common breeds overall, from the NYC Dog Licensing Dataset. Use for "most popular dog breeds in NYC", "how many licensed [breed]s in [zip code]".
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nyc_search_animalLook up a licensed NYC dog by name (partial match), optionally scoped to a ZIP code. Returns license records from the NYC Dog Licensing Dataset.Look up a licensed NYC dog by name (partial match), optionally scoped to a ZIP code. Returns license records from the NYC Dog Licensing Dataset.
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NYC Animals MCP — dog licensing and dog-bite records for New York City
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