In Need Of Homes

In Need of Homes





BUGSY 
                                              

18 mos. old Brindle Boxer/Staffie mix. Neutered and UTD on vaccines. Loves kids. water and tennis balls! Kids should probably over 5 yrs. so they don't get bowled over by his exuberance. Goofy personality. Bugsy is the former Bronco from Waterbury Pound. He had been hit by a car and was sitting in Animal Control with a broken leg for over two weeks before we pulled him! Good with most dogs when properly introduced. Very strong and muscular. Needs an owner with Bully experience. His little Z tail will wag whenever he hears kids. Kiddie pools are great fun for him. Needs exercise every day!! knows basic commands.



RICKY


Ricky is a 4 yr. old male Chihuahua. Neutered UTD on vaccines. He and his sister were left in an apartment with a bunny after their owners moved. Ricky has the typical big and bad personality when he first meets you or other dogs. After about 30 seconds  he will warm up and become a very affectionate boy. No small kids. Ricky loves to go for car rides. He burrows under his blankets every night to sleep. Playful.



EDMOND


Edmond is a 1 yr. old Brindle Terrier mix. He is such a good boy. Non-reactive with other animals including small animals. Loves to play with other dogs. Great with kids and people with special needs. Superstar in agility! Knows commands. Fun dog! Likes the car.Likes water. Edmond was seized in a dog fighting bust where he was destined to be used as a bait dog because of his non reactive personality. He was then put in a boarding kennel where he was left and found to be neglected. Edmond wants to be out and around town with people. He recently played the part of Owney the Postal Dog that road the rails during the turn of the century. Owney was a stray that the postal workers adopted. He is in the Smithsonian now.  Read more about Edmond!!


MARTIN


Martin is a 1 1/2 yr. old Terrier mix. He is a little guy. He was the victim of a hit and run. He suffered severe road rash and infection as well as an injury to his back leg. He is healing well and is having his corrective Ortho surgery today! He loves the car, good with other dogs, loves kids. Sweet guy! Read more about Martin!!


Call Chris, President CT Animal House, at 860-271-1361 to meet these great dogs.

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CT. Animal House is often that last bit of hope for an animal that has been lingering in a pound awaiting adoption. Many of these animals may have special needs which have not addressed because of town budget constraints. Animal House provides these animals with support , whether it be with medical funds, grooming, training and socializing or special dietary needs.

When you give to Animal House your donation will go directly to the animals and not to a town's general fund where the animal may never benefit from it.

Your donation to CT Animal House a 501©3 charitable organization is tax deductible. Don't forget to ask your employer about matching donations!

Our Wish List

Our Wish List: 

Go go kennels: sizes large and extra large  available at Amazon.com
High quality dry and canned dog food
Natural bleached shin bones: Available at most Pet food stores
Elk antler chews: Expensive but they are the best for the Pitties!
Kuranda dog beds: follow the link to donate

stainless steel dog bowls
polar fleece blankets
sheets and towels
leashes and collars
choke chains
training leads 15ft.
Vari Kennels: All sizes

Dog Days Adoption Event June 29th & 30th

Zero the Hero

Meet Zero the Hero and his best friend Marik. Zero originated from a cruelty case as he was tied outside most of his life. He has lost his hearing along the way for reasons unknown. He was adopted by the Tucker Family for their son, Marik.  Marik is also deaf and bonded with his special friend right away as did the rest of his family.  Marik is presently undergoing treatment for cancer and he has found genuine comfort in owning such a special dog. 

Zero was recently taken to Warwick Animal Hospital in Rhode Island- transported by CT Animal House.  It was discovered that, in addition to Heartworm Disease and a Heart Murmur, Zero also has Lyme Disease and Anaplasmosis (another tickborne disease). CTAnimalHouse has a fund set up to help pay for Zero's veterinary expenses. Marik is handling all of this so well as hospital settings and visits are his normal these days. Zero and Marik are in this together through thick or thin. 
For more about Marik's story, visit him on Facebook at Miracles for Marik.





CT Animal House: About Our Dogs

CT Animal House: About Our Dogs: In Need of Homes Happy Endings Please Donate for Medical Care Can You Please Foster Me?


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