Our Companions mission is to advocate for animals in need by engaging compassionate people to help provide innovative community programs. It is our promise to always do the right thing for animals and we are committed to helping animals in need today, while also providing programs to prevent animals from becoming homeless.
Once we receive your application, you will be assigned an Adoption Caseworker. They will work with you throughout the adoption process. Caseworkers are also available to talk with you before you submit an application about our process and available pets. We do take more than one application for each pet to ensure the best match possible is selected. Your Caseworker will review your application, which includes contacting your personal and veterinary references and talking with you to learn more about your preferences for your new pet. Once an appropriate match has been identified, your Caseworker will set up a meeting at our Program Center in Manchester, CT or Sanctuary in Ashford, CT. With dog adoptions, a dog-to-dog introduction will also be arranged prior to finalizing an adoption for those applicants wanting to welcome a dog into a multi-dog household. A visit to your home may be scheduled as well. If it’s a match, a separate adoption meeting is set up to bring home your new family member!
North Windham CT 06256 | 8.8 miles away
The Windham Animal Shelter is a municipal shelter serving the town of Windham, CT. We are committed to helping all animals that come into our care, and adopting them out to loving homes.
Woodstock CT 06281 | 9.1 miles away
Paws is a 501c3 non-profit, no-kill, and an all-volunteer run cat and kitten rescue. Our rescue group began at the pound in Lebanon in 2003. In 2011, we had the opportunity to open our own shelter. Under a new team since 2017, our rescue work has continued and expanded our efforts in our community. We work closely with animal control officers, veterinarians and other rescue groups to help as many
Dayville CT 06241 | 12.9 miles away
Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments (NECCOG), a state leader in the innovation, development, advocation and application of regionalism, is a 16-town regional council of governments founded in 1987. NECCOG is a chief-elected official driven - organized forum for the member towns to discuss, facilitate and develop responses to issues of mutual concern. NECCOG’s member towns are Ashford
Danielson CT | 13.7 miles away
Cassie's Kitten Kastle, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Northeast CT, that works to provide humane population control and re-homing of cats and kittens through foster and adoption programs, medical care for the homeless cat population and community outreach with education and volunteer opportunities.
Scotland CT 06264 | 13.7 miles away
South Windham CT | 14.2 miles away
WINDHAM 4 PAWS is a non-profit animal rescue. WINDHAM 4 PAWS is a group of volunteers that assists the Town of Windham Animal Control in finding fur-ever homes as well as placing animals that they have available for adoption.
Dayville CT 06241 | 14.5 miles away
Passion 4 Paws is a non-profit 501(c)(3) animal rescue facility, adoption center, and sanctuary. Our organization is staffed entirely by volunteers, and our efforts are supported through donations and the generosity of animal lovers from within the community. Our focus is on cat and dog rescue, primarily cats. We have been known to take in the occasional bird, rabbit, turtle, and yes, even a goose
Canterbury CT | 14.8 miles away
EOL Multibreed Dog Rescue (Formerly Eskies Online) is a Connecticut 501c3 Nonprofit Organization devoted to the rescue and rehabilitation of homeless companion dogs. Our story began 22 years ago, in Manhattan, where we started a foster home network for the American Eskimo Dog Breed. Through our work with New York Animal Care Centers, we expanded our rescue mission to include all breeds. In 2013, w
Moosup CT 06354 | 16.9 miles away
The Plainfield Animal Control Department is a municipal Animal Shelter( Dog Pound). The shelter is small and on average, we process 100 dogs per year. Our average adoption rate is well over 90%. The Animal Control Officer and the Assistant Animal Control Officers are responsible for enforcing all Connecticut animal control laws. We offer a yearly rabies clinic sponsored by the Connecticut Municip
Vernon CT 06066 | 19 miles away
Our mission at Sarah's Second Chance Dog Rescue is to save the lives of innocent dogs that have been abandoned, abused, or forced out of their homes, and provide quality medical care and place them into forever homes, and give them a second chance at life. SSCDR will also provide awareness of animal abuse and promoting the importance of being a responsible pet owner, socialization, vaccinatin
Plainfield CT 06374 | 20.2 miles away
We are a relatively small animal shelter, housing approximately 75 cats and kittens at any given time. Our love for animals is driving us forward as we continue establishing this shelter which focuses on abandoned mother cats with kittens and abandoned kittens.