Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/dogs/page/24/)
Dog season at Tod’s Point is over. Where can a dog run around? A Greenwich dog owner formed a non profit PAWS of Greenwich after exploring the Grass Island Dog Park, which is adjacent to the waste water treatment plant. The goal is to make our town more dog friendly, starting with a clean up at Grass Island on April 29. Continue Reading →
Meet live animals and learn how to protect and coexist with our wild neighbors. This is a great family event. Continue Reading →
Myles is well mannered in the house, and is a pro with his obedience skills. He is healthy and up to date, and althought Myles is a big mush, he still requires an experienced dog owner. Continue Reading →
Sweet and loving, Rudy is about 56 lbs and is fully-vetted, neutered, heartworm tested, microchipped and up to date with current vaccinations. Contact Strays & Others, a local non-profit who does a great job here in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
“Coyote Safety Kits” include “hazing” safety guidelines, reusable safety air blaster or air horn, mini-air blasters (for use while running or for kids), bear bell, whistle, reflective tape and “throw can” (a noisemaker that can be used to scare off coyotes from a distance). Continue Reading →
Republican State Representative for District 151, Fred Camillo, who won re-election in November, is launching a radio show on WSTC 1400AM on Saturday. Beginning February 18, Camillo will host an hourly program featuring guests from a variety of backgrounds and viewpoints. Continue Reading →
Many in Greenwich will remember Dr. Neil Wolff for his 30 years running Blue Cross Animal Hospital in Cos Cob, though others will remember the father of four boys from his years spent coaching a total of 54 teams. Continue Reading →
Meet Wilma a three or four-year-old pit mix available for adoption at Greenwich Animal Control. According to Animal Control officers in Greenwich, Wilma is “very tolerant of kids,” but they’re not sure whether she is good with cats. Wilma is good with some other dogs. Prior to becoming a stray, she was a family dog and loves to give kisses. Wilma loves to play fetch and is a good Frisbee dog too. Continue Reading →
Moose is a five-year-old Cane Corso. A big boy at 125 lbs, Moose was used for breeding by his former owner. Animal Control is looking for someone experienced with the breed to adopt Moose. Continue Reading →
“Someone worked with this dog,” said Bill, the kennel manager at Greenwich Animal Control. This gorgeous boy was found as a stray but clearly he had a home at one point and learned to sit, lie down and give paw. Continue Reading →