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Santo is extremely affectionate and will lean against you and give you kisses. His foster mom reports that he has settled in nicely but is eager to bond with a forever family. Continue Reading →
When a person ingests marijuana, it’s a choice. That’s not the case with dogs, and they can end up becoming very sick. Continue Reading →
Meet Jezzie from Georgia who will melt your heart. She is such a sweet and affectionate girl. Both her owners passed away within a week of each other. She is being cared for at Garden Rescues on Selleck Street in Stamford. Continue Reading →
“We’re being very purposeful with this space. It is part of our intention to help the community. It’s not just a hospital,” Putter said. “The point is to really be a one-spot for everything you need, including rescuing an animal.” Continue Reading →
A ribbon cutting ceremony at Spot On Veterinary Hospital and Hotel just over the Greenwich line on Selleck Street in Stamford included a tour of the 16,000 sq ft facility that was previously home to a sail maker and rigger. Continue Reading →
Located at 184 Selleck St, just minutes off of Exit 6 in Stamford, the 16,000 sq foot facility features a Veterinary Hospital, Pet Hotel, Day Care, Grooming & Adoption Center. Continue Reading →
Each stay at Spot On Pet Hotel includes the option for add-ons including grooming services, training lessons, bedtime story time in the evenings, a special frozen Kong treat, belly rubs and webcams to watch your pet from afar. All are designed give pet owners peace of mind that their pet is safe, secure and content while they are away. Continue Reading →
A new non profit, PAWS of Greenwich, organized by Jessica Del Guercio, hosted a cleanup of the town’s one legal dog park. Continue Reading →