Animal Shelter Assistance Program -- Westport Animal Control
Pets of the Month
Our pets of the month introduce themselves...
Our featured pets:
Rudy and Sweety!

Rudy and Sweety were found together, and are looking for love! They may be placed either together or separately. Rudy is a 6 year old male Rottweiler, sweet, calm and obedient, with wonderful eye contact and a winning smile. Sweety is a 6 year old female American Staffordshire Terrier, a true cuddlebug and a silly, sociable and polite girl who can make just about anyone smile! Do you have room in your heart and home for one or both of these wonderful dogs?
News
Congratulations to Cuddles, Burt, Edgar, Liz, Peewee, Ellie, Buster, Maggie, Oliver Twist, Blake and the black lab mix puppy who have all been adopted!
We are proud to announce the alliance of the nonprofit Animal Shelter Assistance Program and Westport, Connecticut Municipal Animal Control. In order to increase awareness of adoptable pets at the Westport facility, we will be displaying information on pets in search of homes through local cable television, internet sites and especially through Petfinder. Please keep us in mind in your search for a new best friend!
Upcoming Events
Looking for a way to fulfill your New Year's resolution? Here's your chance: the Animal Shelter Assistance Program is seeking volunteers to help homeless pets find new families by working with animal shelters throughout the State of Connecticut. No experience is necessary, but a love of animals, commitment and desire to learn are required. The Animal Shelter Assistance Program (ASAP) provides information and training resources, guidance, connections to other individuals working to help pets throughout the state and the framework to allow you to really make a difference. Whatever your area of interest, chances are ASAP can help direct your talents: from fundraising to grant writing to adoption counseling and working to train and socialize homeless pets, if you'd like to lend a hand, ASAP can help you figure out how!
The Animal Shelter Assistance Program, Inc. has been helping shelter pets find loving new families since its inception in 1999. Through extensive work in educating pet owners and adopters and the use of various media such as print, television, radio and the Internet to publicize homeless animals, ASAP has helped make thousands of successful adoptions. The nonprofit group is run entirely by volunteers, and is funded solely by private donations. For more information, please call them at (203) 371-8289, email petshelter@hotmail.com or visit them online at www.connecticutshelters.org
In other news...
We will be holding a new 3-week series of our highly regarded Volunteer Training Program, covering such topics as Reading And Understanding Dog Behavior, Safe Animal Handling in Shelters and Matchmaking: Pets and People. The first session will be from 7 to 9 PM Wednesday, February 20 at our office in Bridgeport, the next two classes will be Mondays February 25 and March 4, the same time and place. Please give us a call if you'd like to be included.
Who We Are
For more information on ASAP, please visit their Petfinder site here.
Westport Animal Control is a branch of the municipal police department serving the town of Westport, Connecticut. We respond to complaints of stray, roaming and abandoned animals, and shelter them at our facility on Elaine Road. Our kennel has the capacity to house up to 5 adult dogs at any given time.
Adopting a friend
Please give us a call to inquire about adopting your new best friend!
Come Visit Us!
Please call for directions.
Animal Shelter Assistance Program -- Westport Animal Control
Elaine Road
Westport
CT
06880
Phone: 203-341-5075
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter

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