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The second annual Last Taste of Summer craft beer festival benefited from warm temps and sunshine on Saturday following a week of very heavy rain. The festival featured live music and numerous food trucks, with samplings from over 30 of Connecticut’s finest craft breweries and distilleries. Proceeds of the festival went to Live Green CT! ’s Start In Your Own Front Yard Program that helps to prevent plastic from getting into the ocean. Continue Reading →
Children heard the puppies crying. It was June 13 and it was over 95°. The puppies were covered in hundreds of fleas and both anemic and dehydrated. Fast forward two weeks and they are healthy and happy and soon will be ready to be placed. Continue Reading →
Three lucky dogs made it out of municipal shelters and into the arms of volunteers with “Pit Stop,” a newly formed group run by long time rescuers in Greenwich and Stamford. Their first adoption event was at Pet Pantry in Greenwich on Saturday, and and Hazel, Holly and Merle made a lot of friends and drew multiple applications for adoption. Continue Reading →
Roxy, a blue and white pocket pittie and her two puppies, Pixie and Tessa, were all found abandoned on the streets of New York City. They are being fostered in Greenwich and are available for adoption. Continue Reading →
Boone, the 3 year-old pit bull mix, was recently rescued from NYC Animal Care and Control by a local animal rescue group. Booneis friendly, lovable , great with kids, and ready for adoption! Continue Reading →
Percey Finney has a nice ring to it. The story of the newest member of the family whose name is synonymous with Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Blue lived his life mostly on a building roof tied to the door in a projects building. One family read his story on GFP and now our boy Blue resides on five acres with a family in Bedford. He lives with three children, two cats and a sister pit-mix who loves his company. Continue Reading →
Tina Aronson and Kerri Ann Hofer have a great deal in common. Their children attended North Street School and Central Middle School and Greenwich High School. Both moms adore dogs and are dedicated to helping them. Initially, both Aronson and Hofer were discouraged because when they looked for a way to help homeless dogs and cats in Greenwich, they learned Greenwich Animal Control does not allow volunteer dog walkers. Not ones to be discouraged, the two Greenwich moms joined forces with Cat Assistance, a non-profit based in Ardsley, NY that rescues both cats and dogs and has a network of foster homes. Continue Reading →