Application is the first step of the adoption process. Please provide complete and accurate information. Time necessary to verify the information provided will differ from case to case; a minimum of 24 hours is required for processing. Multiple applications for the same animal are evaluated on a first come - first served basis. Filing an application does not guarantee approval for adoption. You must be 21 years of age to adopt an animal from this facility. No third party applications will be accepted.
Bloomfield CT 06002 | 4 miles away
Mark and Linda Greenberg started their animal rescue efforts in typical fashion, picking up stray dogs and cats from the street. There was Triboro, a German Shepherd found running along the Triboro Bridge, Yankee the cat found outside Yankee Stadium, and Eggy, rescued from a garbage can outside the back door of a Chinese restaurant. And the pack continued to grow...As the years passed, the Greenbe
East Windsor CT | 4.3 miles away
We are a small non profit group in CT working to save dogs from High Kill shelters in Houston and finding them loving homes in the NorthEast.
Windsor Locks CT 06096 | 4.5 miles away
We are a division of the Windsor Locks Police Department. Our two part time Animal Control Officers handle animal related complaints within the Town of Windsor Locks and are here to assist the residents with any questions and or concerns related to domestic or wild animals.
Windsor CT 06095 | 4.9 miles away
Connecticut Cat Connection was started from a one person rescue in the 80’s by taking in one stray at a time, to working with other rescue organizations in the 2000’s, to expanding to its own organization under the name Cat Haven in 2003. Due to the increasing need to help more cats and the expense associated with any animal rescue, in 2007 the organization became a non-profit and officially c
Hartford CT 06106 | 8 miles away
The Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc. (FACT) was established in 1991 to offer general care and health information about pet domestic ferrets at a time when little factual data was available about them. We quickly realized New England also desperately needed a species-specific ferret rescue because mainstream shelters were not supporting ferret adoptions. From those humble origins, FACT becam
Manchester CT | 8 miles away
Save Me A Spot! Dog Rescue's mission is to runs a courtesy post service to aid owners and other rescues in finding homes for animals who will make good family pets. In doing so, we hope to save the lives of a few pets that would otherwise be homeless. Our main goal is to keep pets out of our local shelters, and to assist owners in ways that may allow them to keep their pets. We do this not on
Manchester CT | 8 miles away
Founded in 1996. Mission: The Queenie Foundation promotes kindness to all animals through humane education and companion animal rescue/adoption.
West Hartford CT 06137 | 8.1 miles away
Animal Friends of Connecticut, Inc. is a nonprofit, no-kill shelter dedicated to the protection of animals. It is an all volunteer organization that rescues stray, abandoned, abused and handicapped animals. Pets are also rescued from local pounds when their owners cannot be located. The animals are given needed medical care, all vaccinations, and spayed or neutered, then cared for at our shelter u
East Hartford CT 06118 | 8.1 miles away
We are a non-profit, all volunteer, no-kill organization whose mission is to increase the quality of life of all dogs and cats in the communities we serve.
Manchester CT 06040 | 8.1 miles away
Animal Control is dedicated to serving the community as it relates to both human and animal issues. Animal Control enforces both town ordinances as well as state laws that pertain to animals and their humans. Animal Control is committed to finding each animal in our care permanent and loving homes for each animal that passes a temperament test.
Enfield CT 06082 | 8.1 miles away
The Animal Control Officers are responsible for the enforcement of the Connecticut State Laws and Enfield Town Ordinances pertaining to domestic and wild animals. We respond to complaints of violations of animal control laws by telephone or police dispatch. All animals that are taken into custody are impounded at the Enfield Animal Shelter on Parsons Road. Impounded animals are cared for at the sh
Manchester CT | 8.4 miles away
Our Mission at Pack Leaders Rescue of Connecticut is to save the lives of dogs and cats both locally, and from the South, that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected. We prepare them for a forever home through the three branches of our organization. Our transport service and behavioral training program allow us to rescue, evaluate, and rehabilitate animals, and we place these animals into forev
West Hartford CT 06110 | 9 miles away
On a daily basis, officers in the Animal Control and Protection Division perform a variety of services that help animals and humans alike. They rescue injured animals; control stray and potentially dangerous domestic and wild animals roaming at large; and bring lost pets into the animal shelter where their owners can reclaim them. The division takes an active role in enforcing local and state ordi
Suffield CT 06078 | 9.1 miles away
It is the policy of the Suffield Police Department to maintain the position of an Animal Control Officer (ACO) and any assistants to this position, to serve as its primary agents with regard to animal protection, regulation, control, public health and safety as it relates to animal control (Suffield Police Department General Order #3-5).
West Hartford CT | 9.2 miles away
We try to save as many dogs that are on death row as we can. These dogs come from Texas and face certain death if rescues to not take them. We pay for transport to CT and your adoption fee covers the transportation and vaccinations and spay/neuter. We also use any fees to cover medical costs for any dog that is sick or injured. We are always looking for foster homes in the northeast so if you can