Stratford Animal Control

Stratford Animal Control Humane Law Enforcement, Public Safety & Socially Conscious Pet Adoption Facility.

The purpose of this page is to provide education, promote pet adoptions and events. Please call the office directly with animal law enforcement issues 203-385-4068.

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11/10/2025

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We are only $250.00 away from reaching 75% of our $11,000 goal to pay outstanding veterinary bills for shelter animals. ...
11/10/2025

We are only $250.00 away from reaching 75% of our $11,000 goal to pay outstanding veterinary bills for shelter animals. These funds will ensure that every animal receives the medical care they urgently need—treatments that ease pain, prevent disease, and give them a real chance at a healthy life. Please donate today to help us meet this goal and continue caring for the animals who depend on us.
Donate here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/252888997747083
Pictured Sansa who is looking for a home to call her own: https://www.stratfordct.gov/o/stratford/page/animal-adoption

Howie found the perfect new home. We are so happy for him. ❤️
11/09/2025

Howie found the perfect new home. We are so happy for him. ❤️

We are only $500 away from reaching 75% of our $11,000 goal to pay outstanding veterinary bills for shelter animals. The...
11/09/2025

We are only $500 away from reaching 75% of our $11,000 goal to pay outstanding veterinary bills for shelter animals. These funds will ensure that every animal receives the medical care they urgently need—treatments that ease pain, prevent disease, and give them a real chance at a healthy life. Please donate today to help us meet this goal and continue caring for the animals who depend on us.

Donate here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/252888997747083

Pictured is Blue (wearing a halti harness) who is looking for a home to call her own: https://www.stratfordct.gov/o/stratford/page/animal-adoption

Griffin has found a wonderful new home. We are so happy for him.
11/09/2025

Griffin has found a wonderful new home. We are so happy for him.

Help Us Reach 75% of Our Goal for the Shelter Animals Donate here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/252888997747083We’re ver...
11/08/2025

Help Us Reach 75% of Our Goal for the Shelter Animals

Donate here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/252888997747083

We’re very close to hitting a major milestone — 75% of our $11,000 fundraising goal to pay off our outstanding veterinary bills.

We only need $945 more to get there, and we’re hoping to raise it by Sunday (tomorrow). Every dollar helps us provide life-saving medical care, vaccines, and surgeries for the animals who depend on us every single day.

Your support keeps our shelter running and ensures that every animal receives the care they deserve.

Please help us cross this important milestone — it’s a vital step toward keeping our shelter animals healthy, safe, and ready for their forever homes.

Goal milestone: 75% of $11,000
Amount needed: $945
Deadline: Sunday

Together, we can make this happen for them.

Pictured is Pesto who is available for adoption. More info: https://www.stratfordct.gov/o/stratford/page/animal-adoption

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11/08/2025

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Help Stratford Animal Rescue Society Reach 75% by SundayDonate now and help us save more lives: https://pci.jotform.com/...
11/05/2025

Help Stratford Animal Rescue Society Reach 75% by Sunday

Donate now and help us save more lives: https://pci.jotform.com/form/252888997747083
Venmo:

We’re halfway there — but our animals still need your help.

The Stratford Animal Rescue Society has raised 50% of the $11,000 needed to pay off outstanding veterinary bills for the neglected, abused, sick, and injured animals in our care. Every dollar helps us provide lifesaving medical treatment, safe shelter, and a second chance for these deserving animals.

Our goal is to reach 75% by this Sunday, and we can’t do it without your support.

Please consider making a donation today and sharing our message with friends, family, and fellow animal advocates. Together, we can bring hope and healing to the animals who depend on us.

Tahoe’s Story: From Fear to Hope (pictured)

When the Stratford Animal Shelter got the call, no one knew what to expect. A worker at a local yard had spotted a frightened dog hiding under a boat trailer — too scared to move, too weak to run. When our team arrived, they found a German Shepherd cowering in the dirt, trembling, his eyes filled with fear and pain.

We named him Tahoe.

It was clear he had been on his own for far too long. His beautiful coat was severely matted and filthy, tangled with debris and ticks. The smell of neglect hung heavy. Underneath all that fur, his body was thin, sore, and infected. A vet exam revealed a painful urinary tract infection, multiple tick-borne diseases, and heartworm — a dangerous and entirely preventable condition that will require months of expensive treatment to heal.

Despite all he’s endured, Tahoe’s spirit is remarkable. When he looks at you now, there’s a quiet trust beginning to return — a spark of hope that says he’s ready to believe in kindness again. With proper medical care, love, and time, Tahoe will know what it means to feel safe, healthy, and loved.

But he can’t do it alone. His recovery will take months of heartworm treatment, medication, and ongoing veterinary visits. The costs are significant, and we’re asking our community to come together to help us give Tahoe the future he deserves.

Please consider donating to help us cover Tahoe’s medical care. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings him one step closer to healing — one step closer to running freely, feeling joy, and knowing he’s finally home.

He’s doing really well now, but he still has some tough and painful treatments ahead before he can finally be free of heartworm.

From terrified and broken to hopeful and loved — with your help, Tahoe’s story can have a beautiful ending.

11/03/2025

Meet Pesto – A Sweet and Affectionate Companion

Pesto is a gentle and loving dog looking for his forever home. He has a wonderful temperament and enjoys spending time with both people and other animals.

Pesto is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and has tested negative for disease. He gets along beautifully with children, dogs, and cats, making him a perfect fit for a family or anyone looking for a well-rounded companion.

This affectionate boy loves attention and will happily be by your side for walks, playtime, or quiet moments at home. He’s ready to bring warmth, loyalty, and joy to his new family.

We hope to take $250.00 tomorrow his vet fees. Any amount is appreciated.

If you’re ready to welcome Pesto into your life, apply to adopt him today at:
👉 https://www.townofstratford.com/o/stratford/page/animal-adoption

11/02/2025

Chucky is a 2-year-old pup who recently got to spend the day with one of our volunteers — and he was an absolute good boy. He loved his little adventure and showed just how gentle, well-mannered, and loving he can be when he’s part of a family.

✅ Vaccinated
✅ Neutered
✅ Microchipped
✅ Tested Negative for Disease

Chucky is ready to bring love, loyalty, and joy into his forever home. Whether it’s going for walks, snuggling on the couch, or just hanging out, Chucky’s the perfect companion for anyone looking for a true best friend.

Give Chucky the happy ending he deserves.
Apply to adopt today:  https://www.townofstratford.com/o/stratford/page/animal-adoption

Please share and help us spread the word. We are almost at 50% of our goal. Help us get there tonight. We just need $386...
11/02/2025

Please share and help us spread the word. We are almost at 50% of our goal. Help us get there tonight. We just need $386.18. Any amount helps. Help us help them.

September was a tough month for the Stratford Animal Shelter. Our doors were open to every stray in need — and sadly, there were many. We took in several sick and injured animals who required urgent, life-saving veterinary care. Among them were two unrelated dogs suffering from heartworm — a painful and entirely preventable disease — along with other strays needing surgeries, antibiotics, and intensive treatment.

The care they received gave them a second chance at life, but it also left us with over $11,000 in veterinary bills. As a small shelter that relies on community support, this unexpected expense has put a heavy strain on our ability to continue helping the animals who need us most.

Every dollar you give helps us pay down this debt and ensures we can keep providing medical care, food, and love to the homeless pets of Stratford. Your generosity will directly fund healing, hope, and happy endings for animals who’ve already endured too much.

Please donate today to help us cover September’s veterinary bills and keep saving lives.
No amount is too small — every contribution brings us one step closer to our $11,000 goal.

From the bottom of our hearts and paws, thank you for standing by the Stratford Animal Shelter.

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225 Beacon Point Road
Stratford, CT
06615

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