PAWS of Greenwich Founder Jessica Del Guercio + Puppy Kitty NYC Inc. Launch Fundraiser + Donation Drive for Hurricane Florence Rescue Mission. Supplies + donations being accepted online and at local businesses; Departing for North Carolina on Thursday, September 27
The Month of June is Dog License Month! Are your pups Greenwich-official? The Connecticut State law requires all dogs six months and older to be licensed by June 30. Dog licenses are valid for one year and must be renewed annually via the Town of Greenwich.
Cost: $8 if spayed or neutered | $19 for non-spayed/neutered dogs
STEPS:
Download & complete the license application: bit.ly/ctdoglicense
Provide a copy of current rabies vaccination
Provide a copy of spay/neuter certificate (ONLY if it's your first time applying)
Drop in the mail or apply in-person at Greenwich Town Hall
You will receive a new dog tag, that MUST be worn at all times
Questions?
Call Greenwich Town Clerk’s office (203-622-7897) or visit: 101 Field Point Rd, Greenwich
PAWS of Greenwich a local animal advocacy nonprofit and a network of Greenwich-area dog lovers, owners, and businesses, will join forces this SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 11 am – 3 pm for a paw-some day of clean up and pet-friendly activities at Greenwich’s Grass Island Dog Park. To learn more about PAWS online at www.pawsofgreenwich.com…
Last Saturday, June 9, PAWS of Greenwich had the wonderful opportunity to visit Newtown, CT for a very special pet adoption and family festival, which honored the life of slain Sandy Hook student - Catherine Violet Hubbard. The fourth annual Catherine's "Butterfly Party," is held each year, on or around her birthday, and celebrates her passion and love for all animals.
