Stamford Animal Shelter Alliance

19/08/2025

22/02/2025

One of the many hats Animal Control Manager Tilford Cobb wears is champion of community outreach. Earlier this week he addressed over 140 students at Westhill High School’s AG Science program. Some of the many topics he covered were:

*The responsibilities of being an Animal Control Officer and what the shelter does such as aiding the public and the Stamford Police Department with roaming dogs

*Enforcing leash laws and licensing

*ensuring pets are up to date with vaccinations and educating the public on the importance of vaccinations

*capturing and providing medical assistance to injured wildlife (with the help of local rescue organizations)

*Assisting with feral cat complaints and ensuring they are being neutered/spayed as well as capturing injured cats and providing medical assistance.

*Informing the City of safety and awareness of mating seasons of animals such as coyotes.

*Investigating calls concerning possible animal neglect and possible hoarding of animals

*and of course, promoting awareness of animals at the shelter and how to adopt them.

Just think…very VERY soon we will have a beautiful community room at the new shelter where conversations like these can happen more often for the people of Stamford!

22/02/2025

One of the many hats Animal Control Manager Tilford Cobb wears is champion of community outreach. Not long ago, he addressed over 140 students at Westhill High School’s AG Science program. Some of the many topics he covered were:

*The responsibilities of being an Animal Control Officer and what the shelter does such as aiding the public and the Stamford Police Department with roaming dogs.

*Enforcement of leash laws, licensing and up to date vaccinations and the importance of vaccinationsg your pets.

*The capture and provision of medical assistance to injured wildlife (with the help of local rescue organizations)

*Assisting with feral cat complaints and ensuring they are being neutered/spayed as well as capturing injured cats and providing medical assistance.

*Informing the City of safety and awareness of mating seasons of animals such as coyotes.

*Investigate calls concerning possible animal neglect , possible hoarding of animals and of course, promoting awareness of animals at the shelter and how to adopt them.

Just think…very VERY soon we will have a beautiful community room at the new shelter where conversations like these can happen more often for the people of Stamford!

20/02/2025

Frigid cold temps and a biting wind didn't stop a large group of general contractors from attending today's mandatory walk-through for all interested in bidding on the construction of the new shelter! People were parked up and down Magee Avenue! The site has been cleared and you can really get a sense of how the new building will look at the back of the Magee Avenue property, overlooking the canal. Important day!! Stamford Animal Control & Care Center

30/01/2025

Exciting news to share!

The bid documents for the construction of the new Stamford Animal Control & Care Center were posted today on the City’s procurement website!! Oh happy day!

Interested bidders should contact City of Stamford Staff Engineer Lyudmila F**s at [email protected] and register.

The deadline for bids is March 13, 2025! The review of the bids will take a few months, but hopefully construction will start this summer or fall!! 2025 is the year we’ve been waiting for!🐱🐹🐰🦆🐦🐢🐍🐾

30/01/2025

Exciting news to share! The bid documents for the construction of the new Stamford Animal & Control Center were posted today on the City's procurement website!! Oh happy day! Interested bidders should contact City of Stamford Staff Engineer Lyudmila F**s at [email protected] and register. The deadline for bids is March 13, 2025! The review of the bids will take a few months, but hopefully construction will start this summer or fall!! 2025 is the year we've been waiting for!🐱🐹🐰🦆🐦🐢🐍🐾

22/10/2024

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This sweet pup was found on Victory Street here in Stamford and he is now being treated at our local animal hospital.

We need our communities help!!

Within the last two weeks we have had a mama dog and now a puppy come into our shelter in really bad condition and they were both found on Victory St. If you have any information about the mama or this puppy please contact our office at 203-977-4437.

23/08/2024

This is Molly & Odis. Last week they were dumped on Rippowam Road in horrible condition.

Molly, is super sweet. Her nails were growing into her pads and paws and she had a large growth on her front leg that had to be amputated. Her results came back this week and it was cancerous and has metastasized. The amazing staff at Stamford Animal Control & Care Center are keeping her calm and giving her lots of love.

Odis was extremely matted and had to be shaved down. He’s being treated for and eye, ear and skin infection and is very scared and sleeps curled up most of the day.

Their combined vet bills total approximately $5,000. We realize times are extraordinarily difficult for shelters/rescues right now. We are fundraising to cover the cost of Odis & Molly’s care at the link below - you can also share this post with friends and family on your social media channels.

Thank you in advance on behalf of Stamford Animal Control and Care Center, the dedicated animal control officers and staff that go above and beyond for the homeless animals in our community.

DONATE HERE:

https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=274SJ2R3V4MYS&source=url&ssrt=1723754540250

Please make sure to put in the note section FOR MOLLY & ODIS

23/08/2024

******ADOPTED 🎉🎉🎉🎉

📍SHELTON, CT - LAST CALL - the kid who’s been staying in his vehicle with her while we courtesy post has let us know LAST CALL and he’s devastated. But his situation is no longer allowing him to remain in the vehicle with her. He has stayed at motels with her as well. That’s no longer an option (nor is that a sustainable solution). So this is LAST CALL ☎️ for Tasha. ***COURTESY POST*** for the owner

There is NO FEE TO ADOPT - permanent home only. There is no option to foster. The owner must find a permanent home/adopter.

Tasha is about 2 years old and
she’s SPAYED with SHOTS
She’s perfectly housebroken/no accidents
She’s crate trained and does not pull on leash
NO OTHER DOGS LIVING IN THE HOME
CATS UNKNOWN
OLDER KIDS OK - lack of experience around kids

Tasha is a fantastic, dream 💭 dog. Her only flaw is her inability to share her space with other dogs and needs to be the only pet in the home. She’s never been around cats.

Tasha Comes with 4 months of food paid for, huge supply of treats, supplies, doggy bed, leash, collar from the owner who’s trying to do the right thing and save her life.

One year of pet insurance paid for by the current care giver if you need it.

Apply using the link in the comments. This is a courtesy post only. Tasha is not with a rescue and your application will verified and then sent to the owner to contact you.

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TASHA IS LIVING OUTSIDE/in a car with Owner who rescued her from someone else who dumped her in his care. ****THIS IS A COURTESY POST ONLY*** Tasha is not with a rescue. Please apply by using the link in the comments. We are passing applications on to the owner who will contact you come and meet and adopt her. This is a private adoption. This dog is not with BARC CT.

12/08/2024

If you haven't been to previous CatVideoFests what are you waiting for??? Join us at the Avon Theatre Film Center on August 31st. It's 75 minutes of pure joy AND 10% of the proceeds of THIS screening will support the Stamford Animal Shelter Alliance.

View the trailer here: https://avontheatre.org/movies/cat-video-fest/

Oscilloscope Laboratories presents CatVideoFest 2024, a compilation of the latest and best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and classic internet powerhouses.