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Per tradition, Howl & Prowl’s admission is free, with an option to register to enter the costume contest for $20 for both pets and
people, with prizes totaling $600 in Pet Pantry Warehouse gift certificates. Proceeds of the event go to Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →
Thousands turned out for Adopt A Dog’s annual Puttin’ on the Dog event at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park sponsored by Pet Pantry Warehouse. Continue Reading →
The CT Siting Council has approved Eversource’s new substation at 290 Railroad Ave. The new substation be an open-air facility, rather than fully-enclosed, as sought by the Town. Continue Reading →
Pet Pantry’s “Howl & Prowl” costume contest took place on Sunday and the competition was stiff! Continue Reading →
Sunday started out cloudy, but the clouds gave way to an Indian summer afternoon as thousands headed to Roger Sherman Baldwin Park for Adopt A Dog’s 30th annual Puttin’ on the Dog event sponsored by Pet Pantry Warehouse. Continue Reading →
Pet Pantry hosted a ribbon-chewing ceremony at their newest location in Riverside on Saturday. Greenwich Police Dept’s canine Kato stole the show. Continue Reading →
K9 Kato will make his way through a string of sausages draped across the opening of the newest Pet Pantry. Also, there will be a balloonist, caricature artist, free gifts, and discounts throughout the weekend. Continue Reading →
The new Pet Pantry location in Riverside opened on Thursday. The store, which is on the site of the former Baang Cafe & Bar, is about a quarter the size of Pet Pantry’s Railroad Avenue location. Continue Reading →
Highlights of people and events from 2016 in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The Pit Stop rescue crew were at Pet Pantry in Greenwich on Saturday with two rescue dogs available for adoption. Lex most outstanding trait, aside from loving people and wanting a companion, is his calm nature. Sheila was hit and dragged by a car, but she has healed up and her personality has blossomed. Both are described as “bombproof” by their rescuers. Continue Reading →