Berlin Animal Control

Berlin Animal Control Public safety is a priority of our job to the Town of Berlin. Thank you for becoming a part of Town of Berlin Animal Control Shelter page (CT).

We also take in abandoned animals (any domestic animal) and have them vetted and put up for adoption through our rescue group FOBAC (Friends of Berlin Animal Control). You can find all of our animals on Petfinder.com and Adoptapet.com. WE SHOW ANIMALS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call 860-828-5287. Our Adoption Process:
TO SPEED UP THE ADOPTION PROCESS, YOU CAN NOW USE OUR WEBSITE TO FILE ONLINE

FOR A PET! SITE IS SECURE! Serious inquiries only. We check vet references before adopting out all of our animals:
https://www.elbowspace.com/servlets/cfd?xr4=&formts=2012-01-16%2008:58:28.649293

Most of our CAT AND KITTENS are in foster homes. We are able to meet anytime. We also hold adoption events at the PETSMART in PLAINVILLE, 278 New Britain Ave. in Plainville. Prospective individuals or families must meet requirements set by our group. There is a contract to sign. There is a fee for animals that are in our foster care program. Cats over six months of age come spayed or neutered. Sometimes a cat at the shelter might not be spayed or neutered because of availability at our low cost clinic. In that case, the cat will go through the State voucher program instead. Our adoption counselor will let you know if this applies. Our kittens are tested, vaccinated and de-wormed. You are required to spay/ neuter by six months of age. Your can do this through your own vet or through our low cost clinic. Thank you! The Town of Berlin Animal Control Shelter is lucky to have a NO KILL, non-profit rescue group dedicated to helping the municipal shelter called, "The Friends of Berlin Animal Control" (FOBAC). They spay/neuter the animals at the shelter, provide medical assistance, publicity, foster homes, adoption events in order to give animals at the municipal shelter the same opportunity as animals in private shelters. They fund the Central CT Cat Project; a low cost spay/neuter program primarily for feral cats and rescuers but open to everyone. They also started the Pet Food Pantry to help people keep their pets in economic hardship. They are currently in need of sponsors for the Pet Food Pantry and foster homes. Donate to Our Rescue Group:
Donations can be sent to: FOBAC, PO BOX 1, KENSINGTON, CT 06037. THANK YOU!

Address

600 Christian Lane
Berlin, CT
06037

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18608287055

Website

http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?animal_type&pet_breed&

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Thank you for becoming a part of Town of Berlin Animal Control Shelter page (CT). You can find all of our animals on Petfinder.com and Adoptapet.com. WE SHOW ANIMALS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call 860-828-5287. Our Adoption Process: TO SPEED UP THE ADOPTION PROCESS, YOU CAN NOW USE OUR WEBSITE TO FILE ONLINE FOR A PET! SITE IS SECURE! Serious inquiries only. We check vet references before adopting out all of our animals: https://www.elbowspace.com/servlets/cfd?xr4=&formts=2012-01-16%2008:58:28.649293 Most of our CAT AND KITTENS are in foster homes. We are able to meet anytime. We also hold adoption events at the PETSMART in Berlin. Prospective individuals or families must meet requirements set by our group. There is a contract to sign. There is a fee for animals that are in our foster care program. Cats over six months of age are spayed or neutered. Sometimes a cat at the shelter might not be spayed or neutered because of availability at our low cost clinic. In that case, the cat will go through the State voucher program instead. Our adoption counselor will let you know if this applies. Our kittens are tested, vaccinated and de-wormed. You are required to spay/ neuter by six months of age. Your can do this through your own vet or through our low cost clinic. Thank you! The Town of Berlin Animal Control Shelter is lucky to have a NO KILL, non-profit rescue group dedicated to helping the municipal shelter called, "The Friends of Berlin Animal Control" (FOBAC). They spay/neuter the animals at the shelter, provide medical assistance, publicity, foster homes, adoption events in order to give animals at the municipal shelter the same opportunity as animals in private shelters. They fund the Central CT Cat Project; a low cost spay/neuter program primarily for feral cats and rescuers but open to everyone. They also started the Pet Food Pantry to help people keep their pets in economic hardship. They are currently in need of sponsors for the Pet Food Pantry and foster homes. Thank you! Donate to Our Rescue Group: Donations can be sent to: FOBAC, PO BOX 1, KENSINGTON, CT 06037. THANK YOU!