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Happy Tails

Some of our success stories are featured below. Many of these are due to a grant from People for Animals & Wildlife (P.A.W.).

Cali: 44 11/12 – Cali was a stray who came to us with a horrible skin and eye infection. She also had a condition called endotropin where her eyelashes were turned inward and would rub on her eyeball every time she blinked. Through all this adversity, she maintained her sweet disposition and after surgery and antibiotics (and a lot of baths), she was placed into a great home. See “before” on left and “after” on right.

Cali before
Cali before

Cali after
Cali after


Loverboy:
30 11/12 (black/white cat) – Loverboy came to us with a large scab on his head. He healed well and was placed into a loving home.

Loverboy-cat rescue in Groton CT
Loverboy


Daisy
: 297 11/12 (older female hound) – Daisy was another stray who found her way to Groton Animal Control. She is exceptionally sweet and would “say hello” to us every morning with a little howl. She was in desperate need of dental work and was very quickly adopted into a great home.

Daisy

 

Cassie: 246 11/12 (female corgi) – Cassie was signed over by her owner due to their inability to deal with her ongoing skin condition caused by flea infestation. She was placed on medication and given medicated baths and she began to improve. We found her a loving home with an owner who was able to properly care for her.

 

Cassie - a rescued corgi at Groton Animal Control
Cassie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PippaNursed by Animal Control from the age of 2 days. Adopted in Oct 2011.November 2011Kitten rescued by Groton Animal Control, Groton CT

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The Groton Pet Food Pantry

Groton Human Services is now handing out free dog food, cat food, and kitty litter to people in need.

Pet owners who may be struggling to feed their pets can now call Groton Social Services at 860.441.6760 to request an appointment to pick up the food.


Resources

  • Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut
  • Evacuating with your pet
  • Groton Animal Control
  • Mystic Rotary Club
  • Tips for finding a missing cat
  • Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services (VETS)

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Testimonials

Thanks for all the work you do-. This is for ‘Maya’.
D.U.
I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank all of our donors. As the Animal Control Officer I am on the front lines and see how each and every donation no matter how big or small helps to improve the lives of all the animals that come through the Groton Animal Control Facility. I can’t express in words my gratitude for people like you who truly makes a difference in an animal’s life at the local level.
Donna DusoGroton Animal Control Officer
Thank you for the work you do to help those who can’t help themselves.
C.S.
I wish I could to more for the sheltering of the homeless animals here in Groton. I sincerely thank all of your people who care for those who just want someone to care for them and to love. Thank you and God bless you all.
B.B.
I make and sell jewelry on a small scale, part time basis. Knowing it is the kitten season, I decided to donate 100% of my June proceeds to animals in need. It isn’t much but I help it helps! Thank you for all you do
L.C.
….Keep up your good work at the Foundation.
B.T. and F.H.
I want to thank you for helping my deeply loved “Juliet”. I am very grateful for your generous donation. You have eased my stress greatly.
K.W.
…Thank you for all you do to help animals and the Groton Animal Control
J.M.
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