Shelton CT Animal Control

Shelton CT Animal Control Facilitate and expedite adoptions of homeless animals into homes. Open Mon-Sun by appointment only.

06/03/2026

💙 DONNIE IS STILL WAITING💙

At just 2.5 years old, Donnie has already experienced more than his fair share of heartbreak. After being dumped, he found his way to us and has been waiting patiently for approximately 8 months for a family to finally call his own.

Donnie is a strong, sweet, energetic boy with a big heart and an even bigger love for life. He’s looking for a family that understands he will need time to adjust to a new home, along with patience, consistency, and a commitment to helping him continue his training.

Because of his strength and enthusiasm, we feel Donnie would do best in a home without other pets and preferably with older children. He does enjoy jumping when he gets excited, but with time, training, and guidance, he has so much potential to thrive.

More than anything, Donnie wants what every dog deserves—a chance to play, be loved, feel safe, and finally settle into a home where he belongs.

❤️ If you’re interested in meeting Donnie, please call the shelter at (203) 924-2501, option 2.

Mia got out accidentally from Long Hill Ave in Shelton . Her owner is very worried . She is spayed but is not use to bei...
06/02/2026

Mia got out accidentally from Long Hill Ave in Shelton . Her owner is very worried . She is spayed but is not use to being outside. Please contact her owner if you see Mia (203)715-8503

Fat Man accidentally got out of the house early this morning. He is 6 months old and not yet neutered. Last seen near Gr...
06/01/2026

Fat Man accidentally got out of the house early this morning. He is 6 months old and not yet neutered. Last seen near Griffin Hospital around 4am. If anyone sees Fat Man please call his owner (860)331-3867

The Shelter wants to Thank Kim Cook who celebrated her birthday and asked for donations for our animals and their vet co...
06/01/2026

The Shelter wants to Thank Kim Cook who celebrated her birthday and asked for donations for our animals and their vet costs. We also would like to thank JC’s and all of those who donated to help Kim celebrate her birthday!!!!!!🎉❤️🐶🐱

‼️REUNITED ‼️ Roaming dog found and caught on Minerva Street in Derby. This dog i...
05/31/2026

‼️REUNITED ‼️ Roaming dog found and caught on Minerva Street in Derby. This dog is very fearful. No tags or chip.

If this is your dog or have any information please call the shelter at 203-924-2501. Thank you 🐶

05/29/2026

🎇Here is a list of some of the Fireworks in CT starting this weekend 🎆

🎆 Fireworks season is starting across Connecticut, and while we may enjoy the celebrations, many dogs do not.

CT Dog Gone Recovery wants to remind everyone to please keep your dogs SAFE during fireworks season. Loud noises can cause even the calmest dogs to panic and run.

🐾 Keep dogs INSIDE during fireworks🐾 Create a quiet, safe space for them at home🐾 Keep windows, doors, and gates secure🐾 Walk dogs BEFORE fireworks begin🐾 If outside, ALWAYS keep dogs leashed🐾 Never assume your dog “won’t run”🐾 Make sure collars, tags, and microchip information are up to date

Sadly, every year many dogs go missing after being startled by fireworks. A few extra precautions can save lives and prevent heartbreak.

Please help us spread awareness and keep Connecticut dogs safe this summer. ❤️🐶

CT Dog Gone RecoveryCTDGRV.org
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Thank you to Pet Supplies Plus of Shelton for their very generous donation to our shelter animals!!!!!🐶🐱❤️💜
05/27/2026

Thank you to Pet Supplies Plus of Shelton for their very generous donation to our shelter animals!!!!!🐶🐱❤️💜

❗️REUNITED❗️Lady slipped her collar about an hour ago. She is missing from Stony Brook drive in Monroe. Her owner is fra...
05/27/2026

❗️REUNITED❗️Lady slipped her collar about an hour ago. She is missing from Stony Brook drive in Monroe. Her owner is frantically looking for her. Any sightings please call (904)859-1055. Lady is very friendly. Let’s help her get home

05/26/2026

It is turtle crossing season! It is important to stay vigilant while driving this time of year as turtles increasingly require crossing busy roadways to reach ancestral breeding and nesting sites.

There are some very simple things to you can do to help turtles crossing roadways and we have listed just a few of the basics here!

Whenever it is safe to do so, we encourage assisting turtles found in roadways by either moving them in the direction in which they were headed or transporting them to a licensed rehabilitation facility should they be hit by cars.

Thank you to all you turtle crossing heroes out there! Show us your best turtle crossing photos from this season in the comments and do not forget to use our Wildlife Emergency Hotline as a resource (207-361-1400).

Address

11 Brewster Lane
Shelton, CT
06484

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+12039242501

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