Hell hath no furry.

Hundreds of New Yorkers toted their fluffy, winged and scaled family members to St. John the Divine in Manhattan Sunday morning for a special benediction at the Episcopal church’s annual Blessing of the Animals. 8

The decades-old event – which celebrates the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of the environment and ecology – began with its infamous Procession of the Animals featuring a camel, horse, cow, snake, birds and a mini-pony before pets in attendance were blessed by clergy on the Cathedral lawn.

“I think people get so excited that their pets are welcome in this space and that they’re blessed,” cathedral programming executive director Laura Bosley told The Post.

“We have people sometimes whose pets can’t come with them because they’ll be il

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