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Areas Tail To Paw Animal Support serves
Greater New Haven County, Fairfield County
Tail To Paw Animal Support's adoption process
1.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Zoom meet and greets are used during this time due to COVID, as well as safe meet and greets.
2.
Submit Application
References from Veterinarian and personal sources are required for the application
3.
Approve Application
References will be called - upon approval of references the next step is required
4.
Home Check
Home checks are done through zoom and photos due to COVID - but still required with inspection questions answered.
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
Pay the adoption fee and take your pet home.
Additional adoption info
This process does not take long and can be as quick as one day if all information is available and veterinarians and references know that we are calling. Meet and greets done via zoom and photos and then in person are encouraged due to COVID
This process does not take long and can be as quick as one day if all information is available and veterinarians and references know that we are calling. Meet and greets done via zoom and photos and then in person are encouraged due to COVID
Tail to Paw is an all volunteer organization started out of a pure and unconditional love for animals and their people. It is our firm belief that no one should ever be denied the opportunity to experience and live with the love a companion animal provides due to their level of poverty, type of housing or physical or mental health.
Our goal is to be able to provide food, supplies (litter, leashes, bowls, etc.), medicine (flea/tick, supplements, etc.), medical assistance and educational support to households with low-income or who are experiencing temporary hardship so that they do not have to give up their pets to a shelter.
We provide education regarding vaccinations, pet nutrition, behavior, working with landlords and spaying/neutering in the effort to ensure that more pets are able to stay at home with their families.
Tail to Paw is an all volunteer organization started out of a pure and unconditional love for animals and their people. It is our firm belief that no one should ever be denied the opportunity to experience and live with the love a companion animal provides due to their level of poverty, type of housing or physical or mental health.
Our goal is to be able to provide food, supplies (litter, leashes, bowls, etc.), medicine (flea/tick, supplements, etc.), medical assistance and educational support to households with low-income or who are experiencing temporary hardship so that they do not have to give up their pets to a shelter.
We provide education regarding vaccinations, pet nutrition, behavior, working with landlords and spaying/neutering in the effort to ensure that more pets are able to stay at home with their families.
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