The puppy was found on the evening of July 26 on I95 prior to the exit 4 off ramp in Cos Cob with a badly fractured humerus and several open wounds on his legs. Continue Reading →
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The puppy was found on the evening of July 26 on I95 prior to the exit 4 off ramp in Cos Cob with a badly fractured humerus and several open wounds on his legs. Continue Reading →
“As the weather has gotten colder, we have been getting lots of calls on cats that people have seen outdoors and feel bad for. They want us to take them, but we are at full capacity for cats and we don’t have any cat cages at the moment.” – Greenwich Animal Control Officer Suzanne Ondreicka Continue Reading →
If anyone has information about who was responsible for the condition of “Linus,” who is malnourished, and suffering from skin conditions, please call Greenwich Animal Control at (203) 622-8299. Continue Reading →
“Anatolian Shepherds are guardian dogs. While many people were enjoying a morning walk with their dogs through Bruce Park on Christmas morning, these two dogs were left to fend for themselves.” – Animal Control Officer Suzanne Ondreicka Continue Reading →
Residents asked if more could be done before a potential ordinance goes into effect to help Animal Control capture more feral cats in Old Greenwich where they are multiplying exponentially. Continue Reading →
Feral cats are unsocialized, wild cats that congregate in colonies and reproduce at an alarming rate. Continue Reading →
Recipients of the 2023 Purple Ribbon Award were the officers of Greenwich Animal Control who make sure that innocent pets caught in the cross hairs of domestic violence can be safe and well. Continue Reading →
According to ACO Suzanne Carlin, Ralphie arrived at the shelter not even knowing how to play with toys but has started to do that now. Continue Reading →
Animal Control Officer Suzanne Carlin said a large pot filled with dog food was found in close proximity to where they found this senior dog. Continue Reading →
Grace was in rough shape when she first came to the shelter. She had an infection in her mouth, but she has been treated and is now healthy more than ready for her new forever home! Continue Reading →