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Pet stores will be penalized for importing puppies from mills with violations. Pet shops are required to reimburse customers for veterinarian expenses exceeding the current $500 cap. The legislation instructs pet shops to post the USDA inspection reports for breeders of any dog offered for sale. Continue Reading →
Carly is a sweet young pit bull mix who loves to play and is very affectionate. She’d make a great family pet. Come meet Carly at Animal Control at 393 North Street in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Check out sweet boy “Buddy,” a 5-year-old Hound-Corgi mix who is calm as can be, if not a tad shy. He won over the hearts of a dozen Eastern Middle School 8th graders at Pet Pantry recently. There is also a fundraiser next week for Adopt-A-Dog at McArdle’s that promises “photo-bomb fun!” See you at “Barks and Blooms.” Continue Reading →
Not far from Greenwich, at The Westchester mall, multiple local rescue groups including Adopt A Dog are hosting a dog adoption event from 11:00am to 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
On Saturday you can meet yellow Lab “Sparky” who is being fostered in Greenwich. Remember: Older Dogs = All the Love, Half the Exercise — please consider welcoming a senior dog into your home Continue Reading →
A fundraiser for Adopt A Dog at McArdle’s combines the best of both worlds. The “Barks & Blooms” event promises photobomb surprises and benefits a great cause. Continue Reading →
“Upon arriving at Adopt-A-Dog we learned that the shelter was the temporary home to 14 cats and a remarkable 28 dogs including 9 new puppies.” – GFP Interns Matt and Courtney Continue Reading →
German Shepherd-mix puppies available for adoption on Saturday, May 24 at Pet Pantry in Greenwich. There will also be kittens! Continue Reading →
The final tallies of dog, cat and rabbit adoptions from the massive Best Friends Super Adoption event have been announced. Continue Reading →
Stamford Police are investigating allegations that the city’s Animal Control Center “has failed to follow state guidelines and proper procedures regarding the adoption of and the control of potentially aggressive dogs.” In the meantime, a TV reporter’s remarks have generated an outcry from pit bull advocates.
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