Midnight Mike
2008-10-27, 10:43 PM
Dominatrix Saves Cats
New York Dominatrix, "Goddess Haley" uses a good portion of her income to take care of stray cats.
Monday, October 27, 2008
A cat-loving Manhattan dominatrix who goes by the name of Goddess Haley is proving that sometimes abuse can be a good thing, as she uses the proceeds from her meet-and-beat sessions to save neglected felines according to the New York Post.
While working full time torturing willing men at an S&M dungeon in New York City, Haley has become the Mother Teresa of masochism by running a cat shelter out of her Brooklyn apartment in her spare time.
The 28-year-old says that caring for the cats often leaves her beat.
"It's kind of funny. I spend all day as the master of men, but when I get home, I'm ruled by my cats," said Haley, who asked that her real name not be used.
Haley and her husband, Andy, a 28-year-old musician from Kansas City, care for up to 30 cats at a time in their two-bedroom Bushwick apartment.
One animal-rights activist praised Haley for her work, although she warned about keeping such a large number of cats in a home.
New York Dominatrix, "Goddess Haley" uses a good portion of her income to take care of stray cats.
Monday, October 27, 2008
A cat-loving Manhattan dominatrix who goes by the name of Goddess Haley is proving that sometimes abuse can be a good thing, as she uses the proceeds from her meet-and-beat sessions to save neglected felines according to the New York Post.
While working full time torturing willing men at an S&M dungeon in New York City, Haley has become the Mother Teresa of masochism by running a cat shelter out of her Brooklyn apartment in her spare time.
The 28-year-old says that caring for the cats often leaves her beat.
"It's kind of funny. I spend all day as the master of men, but when I get home, I'm ruled by my cats," said Haley, who asked that her real name not be used.
Haley and her husband, Andy, a 28-year-old musician from Kansas City, care for up to 30 cats at a time in their two-bedroom Bushwick apartment.
One animal-rights activist praised Haley for her work, although she warned about keeping such a large number of cats in a home.