Paintings available for purchase will be created by Connecticut Humane Society dogs and cats.
Published February 5, 2021 •
Updated on February 5, 2021 at 11:18 am
Connecticut Humane Society
The Connecticut Humane Society is holding a “Paws and Kisses” pet painting fundraiser, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Cats and dogs at the Connecticut Humane Society will be stepping on and licking covered canvases with paint underneath to create one of a kind art that will be available to purchase for $35 from Friday, February 5 – Tuesday, February 9 (or until sold out).
All proceeds will benefit Connecticut Humane Society pets and help pay for their medical needs, including life-saving surgeries and year-round treatment.
Feb 4, 2021
Pumpkin is a 10-month-old shepherd mix who bonds quickly to people. She is currently living in a Connecticut Humane Society volunteer foster home with another active dog and several cats.
We think she’ll be a great fit for an active family with another playful dog to help her burn off her energy. Because she’s still a jumpy puppy, she’d be a better fit for a family with older children (10+). She is housebroken and is learning her basic obedience cues.
To schedule a meeting with Pumpkin, please visit CTHumane.org. Click on her picture, and then on the link to the online adoption application.
Feb 4, 2021
The Puppy Pick Em !!!!!
Each year, we predict the Big Game by letting the pups make the call. One bowl with puppy treats will be labeled for the Kansas City Beefs, one bowl with puppy treats will be labeled for the Tampa Bay Barkeneers.
A few eager (and adorable) CT Humane Society puppies will be picking the winner w/ help from 979 ESPN s Rob Dibble and Ben Darnell, along with The River 105.9 s Renee DiNino. They ll also be joined by Susan Wollschlager, Marketing and Communications Director for the Connecticut Humane Society!
You can listen by tuning in to 979 ESPN or 979 ESPN radio on the iHeart app from 3-7pm for Puppy Pick Em!
Feb 3, 2021
When you’re best buds, you always want to be together! That’s the case for Frieda and Peach, two guinea pig gal pals. They’re both 2 years old, and since they’re a bonded pair, they need a new home together. The staff veterinary team at the Connecticut Humane Society found that Peaches had a medical issue, but she’s feeling better now after receiving an x-ray and some medication. Frieda waited patiently for her friend to recover, and now they’re both ready for adoption.
Just like any other pet, guinea pigs need lots of time with their humans every day, and enjoy having a wide open space for exploring, such as a penned-in area of a room.
He should be okay with kids and is still high energy because he s still very young! Author: FOX61 Staff Updated: 11:25 AM EST February 2, 2021
HARTFORD, Conn Meet Bert! He s looking for his FURever home!
Bert is a 2-year-old Maltese/poodle mix from a local animal control.
The Connecticut Humane Society says Bert doesn t appear to be housebroken and would do great with a trainer or training classes as he settles into his new home.
He should be okay with kids and is still high energy because he s still very young!
The CT Humane Society says Bert has MPL in both legs which means his knee cap moves around. They say it s the lowest grade and just something to keep an eye on and is common in smaller dogs.