
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 →
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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 →
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 →
GHS rising junior Jamie Yee was able to travel in Puerto Rico with a group of students with an interest in veterinary medicine. They shadowed veterinarians and animal trainers, and observed the problem of the homeless dog overpopulation first hand. Continue Reading →
GFP first featured Elfie in mid may in a feature by Lauren Madigan-Sinclair. Six weeks later, Elfie’s transformation was incredible. Her six tumors were removed and all proved benign. Her fur is filling in and she is feeling more comfortable, which was reflected in kisses and romps around the play yard. Continue Reading →
Adopt a Dog pulled a dog from New York City Animal Control who had been tied to a pole most of her life. Her ears were cut and she had many puppies. She has a bad case of mange that is responding to treatment. She is also responding well to love and care. Meet Elfie. 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 →
Mary Tyler Moore died in Greenwich Hospital on Wednesday. The woman who could turn the world on with her smile will be remembered as the funny, spunky single career woman who navigated the newsroom and office politics with aplomb and humor. 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 →