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According to his LinkedIn profile, a Greenwich man charged with Animal Cruelty is a puppy consultant at a pet shop in White Plains. He was charged with Breach of Peace and Harassment by Greenwich Police in February. The dog he allegedly abused has since been adopted out of Animal Control by a local police officer. Continue Reading →
Would Johnny Bravo make a great addition to your family? This Labrador-Great Dane mix gets along with all other dogs and kids. Meet him at Adopt-A-Dog at the Clear the Shelters event. Continue Reading →
Tara, the Shelter & Behavior Manager at Adopt-A-Dog, said Harvey would be a good family dog. He was recently picked up by another rescue group in Bridgeport where Harvey’s family was being evicted. Continue Reading →
Meet Wednesday, the third of five dogs in our series leading up to Saturday’s Clear the Shelters event at Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →
Calm and gentle, Rufus is a purebred Bullmastiff who was surrendered by his family who adored him but could no longer keep him. He is just two and should have an easy transition to a new home. Continue Reading →
Angelica is a Labrador-Greyhound mix who loves soccer balls and Frisbees. Originally from West Virginia, she has lived he whole life in a family home and is ready to be adopted into a new home. Continue Reading →
In Greenwich and its neighboring communities, Dr. Neil Wolff, offers a veterinarian concierge service. There are all manner of reasons why a house call is ideal, but for many of Wolff’s clients it’s all about the doctor himself. Continue Reading →
Adopt-A-Dog’s mission is to save, socialize and secure loving homes for unwanted or abandoned dogs. Clear the Shelters helps them work toward accomplishing that mission. Continue Reading →
Until further notice avoid any unvaccinated dogs, any facilities with confirmed flu cases and dog parks as well as pet stores. People who are around dogs can bring the flu home on their shoes and clothing. There is a vaccine available and it is strongly recommended that all dogs in our area be vaccinated ASAP with the bivalent vaccine (for two different strains of the flu). Continue Reading →
New Canaan Police are calling for the public’s help in identifying the owners of an off-leash dog that attacked and gravely wounded a smaller canine in New Canaan last week, and left the scene. Continue Reading →