My basic info
Breed
Jack Russell Terrier
Color
White - with Brown or Chocolate
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Here's what the humans have to say about me:
This old gal is really sweet and likes her belly (which is rather plump) rubbed. We believe she is spayed and is in her senior years, although she still has quite a bit of energey as most Jack's do! She was found wandering around the Lyman ST area in New Britain and had a newer looking purple collar on. We don't know why no one has called to report her missing and we are still hopefull someone will step forward to take her back where she belongs, but if they don't, I have no doubt she will be able to settle right in with a new family. She will be ready for adoption on the 11th, so keep her in mind!
**FOUND**
[66 was found in the area of Lyman St. on 10/01/13. Ad Date 10/03/13]
Available for Adoption After 7 Days from Date of Ad Publication or Impoundment... whichever is later!!
If this is your dog or you know who it belongs to please call Officer Russo at 860-223-5021.
CT General Statutes Section 22-333. Redemption of impounded dog, cat or other animal. Failure to claim your dog within 5 days of publication or notification is against the Law, punishable by an Infraction!!
When leaving information, please include your phone number so our ACO's can contact you.
[Once available for adoption (ad date + 8)]
**Open adoption hours at the New Britain Dog Pound are 3pm-6pm on Wednesdays and 10am-12pm on Saturdays. You can also make an appointment most days to meet any of the dogs. Please call 860 223 5021 to set up a meet and greet.**
For more information on our dogs, please contact New Britain Animal Control by calling 860 223 5021 or by emailing nbdogpound@aol.com and nbshelterfriends@gmail.com.
The New Britain Pound is not a long term facility and all dogs should be considered "urgent" upon intake. This means that while there is not a specific time limit for keeping the dogs at the pound, due to space limitations we cannot keep them indefinitely. Please consider this when interested in a rescue dog. Time is of the essence.
Only cash and checks are accepted for payment of fees.
Municipal adoption fee for dogs that are spayed or neutered is $5.
Adoption fee for dogs that are not spayed or neutered is $50, which includes an Animal Population Control Program (APCP) voucher.
“To utilize this program, a Connecticut resident must pay a $45.00 fee at the time of adoption, which entitles the adopter to a vaccination/sterilization voucher good for sixty days. The voucher provides a one-time sterilization benefit of $100.00 for a male dog, and $120.00 for a female dog plus two pre-surgical vaccinations coincident with the sterilization. In addition, adopters are required to pay for other services as specified by the veterinarian. Non-residents may adopt a pound pet and pay a $5.00 municipal fee, but are not eligible for program benefits. Pets too young or sick may be granted a medical extension by the veterinarian.â€%9D
For more information on the APCP, follow the link below.
http://www.ct.gov/doag/cwp/view.asp?a=1367&q=259104
