The Animal Medical Center on the Upper East Side is one of New York City's best pet rehabilitation centers. In this video from our friends at Insider, see how the center uses underwater treadmills and peanut butter to help heal dogs.

The Animal Medical Center in NYC offers an underwater treadmill rehabilitation service for dogs and cats. Head of the program, Dr. Leilani Alvarez is one of the few specialists worldwide who's board certified in canine sports medicine and rehabilitation. The center also offers programs for senior dogs.

This Spring, multidisciplinary artist Nick Mauss has his first solo museum exhibition in the United States at the Whitney Museum of American Art titled Transmissions, an exploration of the relationship between modernist ballet and the avant-garde visual arts in New York from the 1930s through ’50s.

Central to the exhibition is a daily performance by four dancers made in collaboration with Mauss as an interpretative reaction to the artworks and archival materials on display. Mauss cast dancers whose training includes ballet, though most have continued to practice in more contemporary forms. Their movements incorporate quotidian gestures and procedures from a dancer’s daily practice as well as a choreographed sequence that invokes ballet as it comes into tension with modern and contemporary techniques.

Catch "Transmissions" at the Whitney until May 14th, 2018.

Daa! Dumplings is a vendor at the Turnstyle Underground Market below Columbus Circle that offers up Russian-style dumplings—"pelmeni"— with unique flavors. Check it out in this short video from our friends at Thrillist.

From xiaolongbao, to potstickers and pierogies, every country has their own regional style of dumplings. Now, a Russian take on everyone’s favorite steamed dough pockets is set to take over New York City. Enter: Daa! Dumplings, an authentic take on the pelmeni, a Russian-style dumpling that originates from the cold northern Siberian region of the country.