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With Steve Zaccagnini at Dougie’s Stand By are two 10-week old puppies, who are available for adoption through Cat Assistance (they place dogs too). The pair, brother and sister “Tanner” and Roxie,” were taken out of a home in Connecticut where they weren’t being looked after. They are very healthy and well-socialized. Contact tea66@optonline to inquire. Continue Reading →
“We love it. We love our customers and building relationships with them so they’re comfortable.” – Steve Zaccagnini, Dougie’s Stand By, 604 N. Main Street in Port Chester Continue Reading →
Reached by phone on Thursday for comment on the transition at 290 Railroad Ave, Adam Jacobson graciously declined.
“We have hired outside counsel to represent us on the 290 Railroad Ave issue,” Jacobson said. “I’m sorry I can’t comment further.” Jacobson did emphasize his operation’s community ties. “We’re part of the fabric of the community and hope to serve the community for another 70 years. Greenwich is close to our heart.” Continue Reading →
These two Shih tzus will be at Pet Pantry Ware in Greenwich at 290 Railroad Ave this Saturday, Feb. 28th from 12-3. They are in the care of the non-profit Cat Assistance and are available for FOSTER or adoption. Continue Reading →
Nooki has come a long way since being left in a laundromat on Long Island last month. After a week’s stay in the laundromat, he made it to animal control, and from there to the care of Cat Assistance volunteer and Greenwich resident Kerri Ann Hofer. Hofer knew that the little toy poodle would benefit from an expert grooming and reached out to Groomer Has It in Cos Cob, where Monica Torres didn’t hesitate. Torres, a big fan of rescue dogs, including her own rescue Min Pin who is something of a Mini-Me for Torres’ other dog, a Doberman Pinscher, took to Nooki right away. While Greg Whitechurch bathed Nooki, Torres talked about her philosophy and the Groomer Has It business she started about a year ago at in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
Recently at The Nathaniel Witherell, 14 dogs and their owners paid a visit for an event named “Pooches on Parade.” All dog lovers know how therapeutic a dog visit can be.The dogs were joined by their human companions, including staff, family members, volunteers and members of the community. During the program, each owner came up to the microphone, and introduced their dog to the crowd. Then, for the remainder of the hour, the dogs and their owners circulated, paying visits to all the residents. Continue Reading →
Up at Adopt A Dog, the Executive Director Allyson Halm has resigned and the board is conducting a search for her replacement. The non-profit has rewritten their mission: To save, socialize and find homes for abandoned and unwanted dogs and cats.
“We’re good at the first two,” said acting director Kristen Alouisa. “But we need to increase adoptions.” Continue Reading →
Two Greenwich moms joined forces and are a powerhouse in the world of dog rescue. Since Greenwich Animal Control does not allow volunteers, these Greenwich mothers partnered with a local 501(c)3, enabling them to foster and place homeless dogs they pull from municipal shelters. On Saturday the duo were at Pet Pantry with a senior Poodle and a mixed-breed puppy. Continue Reading →
Pet-friendly de-icer is the way to go, especially if you run a business with a sidewalk in town. Building and store owners, please use pet-friendly de-icer, or ask your contractor to be careful what they put down. Continue Reading →
The two dogs disappeared Friday night from Riverside after going through their dog-flap and finding a gate open. Continue Reading →