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“I thought it was crossing so I stopped. I thought I’d turn around and help it. And then to find it was still alive…It was heartbreaking, but preventable. How do you miss that when you’re driving?” – Greenwich Animal Control Officer Suzanne Carlin Continue Reading →
Up at Greenwich Animal Control on North Street, the dog kennels are silent. Kittens all spoken for…but there are three cats who deserve a break. Continue Reading →
Marine Police pulled a dead raccoon from Binney Pond over the weekend. Continue Reading →
The youth suffered minor injuries, but now faces ongoing preventative care because it is not known the rabies vaccination status of the dog. Continue Reading →
“This cat was in really rough shape, and we didn’t have a known owner,” said ACO Suzanne Carlin describing Simon a Seal Point Siamese cat. With surgery complete, Simon is expected to live a full healthy life and will be available for adoption after he finishes recovering. Continue Reading →
A tree decorated with ornaments featuring animals available for adoption as well as animals who have found homes is prominent in the lobby of Greenwich Police Dept HQ on Bruce Place. Consider adopting one of these dogs and cats. Make an appointment with Animal Control to meet available pets. Continue Reading →
Henry is happy as ever as part of Greenwich Police Officer Pat O’Connor’s family. He even has two furry siblings. Continue Reading →
“I tried to help a lot of people. Put the bad guys in jail. Help the people when we can help. Be fair. I always treated people the way I wanted to be treated.” – Mike O’Connor Sr, Greenwich Police Dept Continue Reading →
Meet two wonderful animals who could do with some Luck and Love! Continue Reading →
Greenwich Conservation Commission and Greenwich Animal Control are hosting a talk on Living with Coyotes on Sunday, February 3, 2019 at 2:00 pm at the Floren Family Environmental Center at Innis Arden Cottage at Tod’s Point. The panel of experts includes Allyson Halm from New Canaan Animal Control and Chris Vann from CT DEEP. They will discuss the nature of coyotes and practical tips for homeowners and pet owners. The Commission will also distribute homeowner tool kits for living with coyotes. Free admission. Continue Reading →