Animal Shelters in Connecticut by City (Page 13 of 26)
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Milford Animal ControlWe are a multifaceted Animal Control Agency. First we are a law enforcement agency. We enforce all laws pertaining to animals. We pick up and impound any roaming dogs. We respond to over 150 animal complaints a month. We have an immaculately clean facility and very wholesome environment so that the animals can thrive and with a little love, attention, and training be adopted to suitable homes. We also have a very good educational program for area schools, and a very successful Pet Therapy program for the area convalescent homes. We have a wonderful volunteer program geared toward parent-child interaction. Our volunteers do fund raisers, care for the animals and plant flowers, etc. to make the Shelter more inviting. They also run a pet food bank that supplies pet food to indigent people who would otherwise have to give up their beloved pet for lack of money to feed them. Last year, we began a feral cat project. We as a community, trap, inoculate, and alter, and release them back to the area so that we may eventually end the feral cat colonies plaguing our City.664 E. Broadway, Milford CT US 06460 Ph:(203)783-3279 http://www.ci.milford.ct.us/Public_Documents/MilfordCT_Departments/animal
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Trusteeship For Animals-Gabriele FoundationWorld Animal Net (WAN) was established in 1997 by veterans of the international animal protection movement to improve communication and co-ordination between the world's animal protection groups on targetcampaigns, using rapidly developing communication technology.PO Box 3336, Milford CT US 06460 http://www.worldanimalnet.org/new.asp?co=USA&geo=na&prov=CT |
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SPCA of ConnecticutWe are dedicated to finding loving, permanent homes for all of our adoptable pets, but we can't do it without your support.359 Spring Hill Road, Monroe CT US 06468 Ph:(203)445-9978 http://www.spcact.com Email: info@spcact.org
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Monroe Animal Control447 Purdy Hill Rd., Monroe CT US 06468 Ph:(203)452-3760Email: Thurm10795@aol.com
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SPCA Seniors & Special Needs359 Spring Hill Road, Monroe CT US 06468 Ph:(203)445-9979http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/CT219.html Email: spcact@aol.com
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Animal Adoption Network, IncWe are dedicated to finding loving, permanent homes for all of our adoptable pets, but we can't do it without your support.359 Spring Hill Rd., Monroe CT US 06468 Ph:(120)344-5997Fax:(120)344-5998 http://www.animaladoptionnetwork.org Email: tsvsi@aol.com
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Canine Control7 Fan Hill Road, Monroe CT US 06468
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Plainfield Animal ControlThe Plainfield Animal Control Shelter is a municipal dog pound. On an average, we process approximately three hundred animals per year. Our average adoption rate is 85%. Dogs are the primary animal that we house. The animal control unit is responsible for enforcing all Connecticut animal control laws. The Animal Control Officer visits the elementary and middle schools twice yearly speaking on a variety of topics. The unit also participates in the annual pet show co-sponsored by the recreation department and the national adopt-a-thon sponsored by the North Shore Animal League. We offer yearly rabies clinics sponsored by the Connecticut Municipal Animal Control Officer's Association. Our primary goals are to educate the public, find loving homes for the animals that find their way to our shelter, and to maintain a clean and healthy environment at the shelter.5 Unity Street, Moosup CT US 06354 Ph:(860)564-8547 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/CT10.html Email: whiskersas@hotmail.com
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Pet Love Shack183 Shewville Road, Mystic CT US 06355 Ph:(186)057-2059Fax:(186)057-2921http://www.petloveshack.com/CT.html Email: Petie@petloveshack.com
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Flora's Pet ProjectFlora's Pet Project is a 501(c)(3) charity, run entirely by volunteers and devoted to animal welfare. We are a foster home-based operation, and each pet offered for adoption through Flora's Pet Project, including every kitten and every puppy, has been neutered, vaccinated and tested for heartworm (dogs) or feline leukemia/AIDS (cats) prior to adoption. We also perform any medical procedures and provide any medications which the pet might require--everything from amputations to zithromax. These vet services are funded by tax-deductible donations to Flora's Pet Project38 Fairview Avenue, Naugatuck CT US 06770 Ph:(203)729-2050 http://www.floraspetproject.org Email: flora@floraspetproject.org
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