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Connecticut Greyhound Adoption
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860-739-8625
860-701-0054
arfcares@att.net
PO Box 506 |
Contact: Joe Sendra |
Connecticut Greyhound Adoption - GPA is a non profit 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to finding loving homes to retired racing greyhounds.
Friends of Feral Cheshire Cats
http://www.friendsofferalcheshirecats.org
P.O. Box 946 |
Contact: Kerry Bartoletti |
We are a 501(c)(3) organization that provides a trap-neuter-return program for the Cheshire area. Feral kittens young enough to be placed in foster homes are socialized and made available for adoption.
Hop A Long Hollow
http://www.hopalonghollow.org
1 Woodside Avenue |
Contact: Linda Thibault |
We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome rabbits and other small animals.
Kitty Harbor Inc
http://kittyharbor.org
2263 Glasgo Road |
Contact: Bob Stachon |
We are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit no-kill sanctuary for abandoned and abused cats and kittens. We opened in the summer of 2005 and to date have rescued over 300 felines and found adoptive homes for over 250. We are operated entirely by volunteers -- no paid employees.
Meriden Humane Society, Inc.
http://www.meridenhs.petfinder.org
311 Murdock Avenue |
Contact: Marlena DiBianco |
We are a no-kill shelter incorporated in 1893 by the Connecticut legislature. We are a private non-profit corporation which provides services to homeless dogs and cats in a building provided by the City of Meriden.
Milford Animal Control
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664 East Broadway |
Contact: Laurie Cooper |
We are a multifaceted Animal Control Agency. We have an immaculately clean facility and very wholesome environment so that the animals can thrive and with a little love, attention, and training be adopted to suitable homes. We also have a very good educational program for area schools, and a very successful Pet Therapy program for the area convalescent homes.
We have a wonderful volunteer program geared toward parent-child interaction. Our volunteers do fund raisers, care for the animals and plant flowers, etc. to make the Shelter more inviting. They also run a pet food bank that supplies pet food to people who would otherwise have to give up their beloved pet for lack of money to feed them.
Our Companions Domestic Animal Sanctuary
http://www.ourcompanions.org/
P.O. Box 673 |
Contact: Susan Linker |
Our Companions Domestic Animal Sanctuary is nonprofit animal welfare organization that is a leader in the movement to end unnecessary euthanasia of pets in Connecticut.
PAWS (Pet Animal Welfare Society)
http://www.pawsct.org
504 Main Ave. |
Contact: Alexis Heydt-Long |
PAWS is a nonprofit organization incorporated in 1962 by Westport, Connecticut resident Betty Long to rescue homeless dogs and place them in permanent homes. In the early 1980s, our rescue efforts were expanded to include cats. PAWS rescues & rehomes approximately 115 dogs and 435 cats annually. Many of the dogs faced euthanasia at local pounds and most of the cats that we help are strays and abandoned cats that roam our streets. A portion of the pets that come to PAWS have been relinquished by their owners who are no longer able to care for them. PAWS has a handful of paid staff and a team of dedicated volunteers that help with everything to fundraising, to kennel work, to walking dogs and much, much more. Every person at PAWS is a valued & needed member of our team - without them we could not accomplish the miracle that happen every day!
Peis & Strays
http://www.peisandstrays.com
232 Ponemah Hill Road |
Contact: Suzanne Wyman |
Shar Pei Rescue for the New England Region, a foster home network
Pet Pals Northeast, Inc.
http://www.petpalsnortheast.org
PO Box 64 |
Contact: Julie Crouch |
Northeastern Connecticut animal rescue and welfare organization. 501(c)3 non-profit, all volunteer helping over 400 animals every year. Charter member of AWFCT.
Protectors of Animals, Inc.
http://poainc.org
144 Main Street |
Contact: Jody Macrina |
Protectors of Animals, Inc. is a non profit, all volunteer organization that rescues stray and abandoned dogs and cats. Our main focus is on early spaying and neutering to help alleviate the over population crisis. We have a cat adoption center in East Hartford and our dogs are in private kennels.
Pups Without Partners
http://www.pupswithoutpartners.org
39 Wharton Street |
Contact: Penny Zwart |
Pups without Partners is a 501c3 non-profit greyhound only adoption program supported by donations from caring individuals. The purpose of our program is to safely guard greyhounds in the racing industry by placing them as pets when their racing career is over. Pups without Partners have placed over 6000 greyhounds into loving homes since opening in 1995.
Rabbit Allies CT
http://www.rabbitalliesct.org
POB 2220 |
Contact: Catrin Frolich |
rabbit rescue and education. I've been doing rabbit education and shelter assistance since 1994, and taking in rabbits since 2000
T.A.I.L.S., Inc.
http://www.tailsct.org
P. O. Box 2277 |
Contact: Dorrie Harris |
The mission of T.A.I.L.S. is to serve the community as a charitable organization that promotes spay/neutering of animals and provides financial support to humane organizations and individuals in pursuit of this goal. We are dedicated to vigorously promoting and educating the community about the importance of spay/neuter to reduce, and eventually eliminate, the killing of unwanted dogs, cats, and other animals.
The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc.
http://www.gnhcp.org
P.O. Box 1432 |
Contact: Cheryl A. DeFilippo |
The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc. (GNHCP) is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) organization based in New Haven. Our primary purpose is to provide low-cost spay/neuter assistance to those who are helping care for feral, stray or abandoned cats.
The Queenie Foundation, Inc
http://www.queeniefoundation.org
164 Wetherell St. |
Contact: Enid Breakstone |
Humane education for the protection of animals. Our campaigns: Spay/Neuter: We are the CT coordicatior for International Homeless Animals' Day (Anyone can be a coordinator. We need to have a coordinator in southern CT.) Promote a Vegan/Cruelty-free Lifestyle Compassion for Animals: focused at children and adolescents to interrupt the animal abuse/child abuse/adult violent behavior Susie's Fund: assisting low-income dogs and cats with spay/neuter
The Refined Canine
http://www.refinedcanine.com
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Contact: Michelle Douglas |
The Refined Canine, LLC is Southern Connecticut's premier dog training and behavior modification source! Our training methods are non-physical, positive reinforcement based and proven to work. Our focus on building a strong relationship between each dog & his or her family, and using simple, universal learning principles is proven to help transform problem bad habits into desirable behaviors. Your dog will want to do the things you want him to do.
Wallingford Animal Shelter
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/CT227.html
5 Pent Rd |
Contact: Rachel Amenta |
Wallingford Animal Shelter is an animal control office whose main objective is to put an end to animal cruelty and abandonment. We strive to find the best homes for our adoptable animals and do not euthanize!
We Adopt Greyhounds, Inc.
http://weadoptgreyhounds.org
PO Box 1114 |
Contact: Joanne Steffen |
WAG (We Adopt Greyhounds, Inc) is an all volunteer run 501(c)3 non-profit Greyhound Adoption group based in Connecticut. WAG has been placing retired racing greyhounds in homes throughout Connecticut since September of 1992. Most of WAG's greyhounds are in foster homes, a few (2 or 3) are kept in a kennel type setting until a foster home becomes available.
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