Woodbridge Regional Animal Control

05/29/2026

🐾 Meet MJ 🐾 PLEASE CALL (203)389-5991 if interested in meeting MJ.

MJ was found on the side of the road in a remote wooded area in Seymour. As far as we know, she had been there for at least 48 hours. She was wearing a collar and was clearly cared for at one point, but sadly no owner ever came forward for her.

Now it’s our turn to help MJ find the forever home and fresh start she deserves. ❤️

MJ is:
• Approximately 2 years old
• Spayed female
• Up to date on vaccinations
• Lab Mix

MJ has met Rudy, one of WRAC’s residents, and they got along well! A meet and greet would be required for any home with other dogs.

MJ is an incredibly sweet girl. She can be a little shy at first, but with a few treats and some patience, she quickly becomes your best friend. 🐶

If you are interested in meeting MJ or learning more about adoption, please contact WRAC at (203)389-5991.

05/29/2026

🐾 Another great community save! 🐾

We want to send a huge thank you to the Seymour Fire Department and Fire Chief Chris Edwards for their quick response, teamwork, and dedication in helping with another animal rescue effort.

These situations truly show what can be accomplished when the community works together to help animals in need, especially the residents on Greenwood Circle. We are grateful for the continued partnership and support from Seymour FD in keeping both residents and animals safe. ❤️🐾

Great job by everyone involved!

05/29/2026

🐾 Found Dog 🐾

Found dog on Bellevue Terrace in Seymour tonight. If this is your dog or you know who owns this dog, please contact WRAC at (203)389-5991.

05/28/2026

‼️Owner found and home safe ‼️Found Dog by Brookwood and Johnson Road with the help of Woodbridge PD Officers and some caution tape… whatever worked in the moment to keep this pup safe!! 🐶🚔

Great job by Officer Scott and Alex for safely containing the dog and keeping everyone safe. 👏🐾

If you are the owner or recognize this dog, please call WRAC at (203)389-5991.

05/26/2026

🐢 Please Slow Down for Turtles 🐢

Every year we try to spread the word to slow down in areas where turtles are commonly seen crossing the road. It is officially turtle season, and many turtles — especially females — are traveling to lay their eggs.

Today, we received a call from a driver who reported a large female snapping turtle that had been struck by a vehicle.

Our Officers responded immediately and contacted our turtle rehabber after discovering eggs inside the deceased turtle. 🥚 This turtle is estimated to be around 50-60 years old. We were able to harvest 41 eggs.

Many people do not realize that eggs from a deceased turtle can still sometimes be safely harvested and incubated, giving the babies a second chance at life.

Please stay alert while driving, especially near wetlands, ponds, and wooded areas. A few extra seconds of caution can help save these important animals during nesting season.

If you see a turtle crossing:
• Slow down safely
• If possible, move the turtle in the direction it was already traveling
• Never relocate turtles far away from the area
• Use extra caution with snapping turtles and contact Animal Control if assistance is needed

Thank you for helping protect our local wildlife. 🐢💚

05/26/2026

‼️ Update a Good Samaritan contacted us and provided us with video at 4:49am of this poor old guy walking in front of their property, off Amity Road. We are looking for any information of who may own or be responsible for this sweet fella.‼️ He was picked up at 7:30am 5/26/26

🐾 Does anyone recognize this senior guy? 🐾

This sweet senior dog was found this morning in the 1100 block of Amity Road in Bethany.

If you recognize him or know where he belongs, please contact WRAC at (203)389-5991 as soon as possible.

Please share to help get this handsome guy back home safely. ❤️

05/24/2026

‼️Reunited and home‼️Found in Seymour on Rimmon Road. If anyone knows the owners of these dogs please contact WRAC (203)389-5991

05/23/2026

TGIF—— equals pup cups!!! 🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨

Check out Woodbridge CT Animal Control’s video.