Pets
Published
Feb. 7, 2024, 5:47 pm ET
They’re not precisely ruffing it
One Wall Street, a landmark high-rise the place studios begin at a cool $1.15 million, has facilities galore. There’s a 75-foot pool overlooking the New York harbor, a personal restaurant and bar, and several other sound-insulated podcasting studios.
But, the skyscraper’s most noteworthy luxe choices aren’t for two-legged residents.They’re for the dogs.
“Our residents’ [pets] are part of their family,” Michael Lawrence, life-style supervisor for the rental tower, advised The Post.
There are “Yappy Hours” the place puppucinos move, on-site grooming providers in a delegated “Canine Club” space and a partnership with Hound Honey, a premium concierge service that may schedule vet appointments and organize puppy playdates.
On a recent night, there was even canine reiki.
Reiki grasp Alex Petrullo, 32, demonstrated the traditional Japanese approach — which makes use of power pressure to deal with a being’s thoughts, physique and soul — by shifting her fingers on and round a 9-year-old mini Australian Shepherd named Eva.
“Living in New York City can be hard for dogs and humans,” Perullo mentioned. “Just as human New Yorkers feel they’d benefit from some calming energy after dealing with city life, dogs need that too. In some cases, even more than the people do.”
The reiki occasion was the primary in a sequence of month-to-month canine wellness seminars the building plans to carry.
“It’s all about creating healthier pets and happier owner,” Lawrence mentioned.
Thus far, occupants of the building — NYC’s largest ever office-to-housing conversion — are having fun with the facilities for Fido.
“Odin had a very good time at the launch party,” wrote a pleased residents in the Instagram comments section of a put up commemorating the grand opening of the Canine Club. “He liked the pup-cups, too!”
“I’m so happy we chose to make One Wall Street our home,” Leah Ok. advised the Post of residing within the building with canine Nigel, including, “Some days I’d almost like to switch places with him!”
Petrullo started doing reiki on pets in late 2022 after the household’s canine, Toby, was recognized with kidney failure at age 16.
“Doctors gave him two weeks to live,” she mentioned. “But I began performing reiki on him every day, multiple times, and he lived for another two months.”
An unbiased practitioner, she now has her personal business, The Alchemy Co.providing power cleanses to each pets and their homeowners.
“It’s OK if you don’t understand the power of reiki, but it is the most incredible, loving gift,” mentioned Petrullo, who expenses $50 for a 30-minute session.
“Dogs are our best friends, and our besties deserves the best healing.”
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