Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/dogs/)
Stamford’s Board of Reps is considering a vote to override Mayor Simmons’ veto, and social media is buzzing in anticipation of the Monday, Jan 5 Board of Reps meeting where a potential override is on the agenda. Continue Reading →
Red flags of a pet scam include:
• Popular breeds are available for incredibly low prices.
• The seller refuses to meet in person or take a video call.
• Extra charges for cages, vaccinations and other shipping costs.
• The word “teacup” is used in an advertisement.
• High-pressure tactics are meant to make the buyer think the animal will be harmed. Continue Reading →
Stamford’s favorite dog-friendly fall festival returns — Luckypawlooza 2025. The event takes place on October 18 & 19, 2025, from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm (rain or shine) at Mill River Park in Stamford. Continue Reading →
Puttin’ on the Dog is both a fundraiser and an adoption event for multiple shelters in the surrounding area. This year marks the 37th year of the event. Continue Reading →
The box with abandoned cat and four-week old kittens was found underneath the Bruce Park arch sign at the entrance to the playground. If anyone saw someone leave these animals behind or recognizes the calico cat or her four-week-old kittens to please call Greenwich Animal Control at (203) 622-8299. Continue Reading →
Recent data from Best Friends Animal Society’s shows: no-kill shelters are on the rise nationwide due to increasing public demand and support to save every healthy and treatable pet. Continue Reading →
At this event, more than 75 dogs and cats will be looking for loving homes. Adoption fees will be waived for adult large dogs and adult cats, and $25 for kittens, covered by Best Friends Animal Society. Continue Reading →
You recently lost your pet, so you turn to social media to alert friends and neighbors. You create a public post to help spread the word. You may receive a message from someone on social media about drone technology and search parties that can help you find your pet. Continue Reading →
If anyone has information about who was responsible for the condition of “Linus,” who is malnourished, and suffering from skin conditions, please call Greenwich Animal Control at (203) 622-8299. Continue Reading →
Even dogs that have never shown signs of aggression can react in ways their owners don’t expect. They can act without warning on their instinct to protect their owners and their owners’ property. Dogs may attack not only to defend their territory, but also when they feel startled, anxious or unwell. It’s not just about bad or aggressive dogs — it’s about unpredictable moments. Continue Reading →