ROAR

Time:
  • Monday11:00 AM - 03:00 PM
  • TuesdayClosed
  • WednesdayClosed
  • ThursdayClosed
  • FridayClosed
  • Saturday11:00 AM - 03:00 PM
  • Sunday12:00 PM - 02:00 PM

Our shelter, which was given the Donofrio family's name in honor of their generous and ongoing support, is an excellent example of shelter design and animal care best practices.

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Can I adopt a pet from ROAR?

Yes, ROAR helps facilitate pet adoptions. Call (203) 438-0158 to learn more about the process.

What types of animals are available at ROAR?

ROAR may have dogs, cats, and other animals available for adoption. Availability can vary.

Are there any fees for adopting from ROAR?

Adoption fees may apply depending on the animal and services provided. Call (203) 438-0158 for details.

How can I contact ROAR?

You can contact ROAR by calling (203) 438-0158 for inquiries about adoption or services.

Does ROAR rescue stray or abandoned animals?

Many shelters help rescue and care for stray animals. Contact ROAR at (203) 438-0158 for more information.