Connecticut Humane Society

When we brought Jessie up from a kill shelter in North Carolina in 2006, that was our first encounter with rescue. Since then, we have been rescuing dogs.

We advocate for the spaying and neutering of cats and dogs both locally and elsewhere, with a focus on Fairfield County, where we live.

Founded in 1962, PAWS is a no-kill animal refuge. Early years saw all animals being fostered in homes before gradually transitioning to housing in veterinary clinics where it was simpler for prospective adopters to meet them.

Enforce all national, state, and municipal regulations in relation to complaints about rabid wildlife, roaming dogs, barking dogs, animal attacks, nuisances, and violations of the law.

Dogs were housed by Basil Burt, Wilton's dog warden at the time; Animals In Distress was created as a compassionate charity to care for all animals in need. Members of the organization nurtured cats and other animals.

Strays & Others, Inc. is a nonprofit, 501(c)3, Fairfield County-based organization managed entirely by volunteers that is committed to the rescue and ethical placement of unwanted and homeless animals.