Attorney General William Tong this week moved for state custody of 28 neglected German Shepherd dogs seized from a Higganum home in May. Continue Reading →
AG Tong Moves for State Custody of Neglected German Shepherds Seized in Animal Cruelty Case
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Henry Celebrates a Year of Happiness with Greenwich Police Officer O’Connor and Family
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Henry is happy as ever as part of Greenwich Police Officer Pat O’Connor’s family. He even has two furry siblings. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dogs, Police & Fire, animal cruelty, Greenwich Animal Control, Greenwich Police, Greenwich Police Officer Patrick O'Connor, Henry
Heidi Leuders Surrenders to Fairfield Police on Warrant for 5 Counts Animal Cruelty
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Heidi Lueders has surrendered to Fairfield Police and posted $50,000 bond. Police announced her court date in Bridgeport will be January 29, 2019. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dogs, Police & Fire, animal cruelty, Bully Breed Rescue, Fairfield Police Dept., Heidi Lueders
Byram Man Arrested for Cruelty to Animals after Kicking His Pit Bull Three Times
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Lavar Ferguson was charged with Disorderly Conduct and Cruelty to Animals. His bond was set at $10,000. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, animal cruelty
Stamford’s Dog-Kicking Centerplate CEO Resigns
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After elevator surveillance video captured Des Hague kicking a puppy, an internet backlash ensued. Still, the internet buzzes with calls for Hague to be charged criminally. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Dogs, Government, animal cruelty, Centerplate, Desmond Hague
Stamford CEO Caught on Video Allegedly Kicking Puppy Repeatedly
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A post on the company’s Twitter feed says, “In no way do we condone the mistreatment of animals. This is a personal matter involving our CEO that we are currently investigating.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dogs, Police & Fire, animal cruelty, Centerplate, Des Hague
Gov. Malloy Signs Pet Store Legislation During Stop at Greenwich Animal Control
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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 →