Middletown Animal Control

🚨 Urgent 🚨

CLIFFORD

LOVES:

Long walks on the beach (or anywhere actually)
Pup Cups 🍦
The way the air feels right before a rain 🌧️ storm
Other dogs 🐶
Humans

HATES:

Broccoli 🥦
When Chipotle runs out of tortilla chips
Being locked up in the kennel 🥺
Seeing his shelter friends leave without him every night 🥺🥺

Other tidbits:

2 years old
Neutered
Vaccinated
Although Clifford loves allllll the people, he is probably too much dog for little kids.
Cats peak his interest a little too much, so we will say no cats at this point.

Clifford is declining rapidly in the shelter environment. Please share!

MIDDLETOWN ANIMAL CONTROL
(860)638-4030

Is this your dog? She was found at Minor Hills Golf Course in Middletown, CT on the evening of 6/8/26. If this is your dog, or you know who her owner is, please contact animal control at 860-638-4030. She is not up for adoption; we are looking for her owner only. Thank you. Please Share!!

Meet Jack.

The heartthrob that your mother always warned you about.

You know the type. The one that always looks like he just woke up, but is somehow chronically gorgeous and smells like sandalwood and citrus.

No job, no car, no long term goals. But when you are this impossibly stunning, who cares? 😍

MIDDLETOWN ANIMAL CONTROL
(860)638-4030

UPDATE: Piper is home safely!!!

Piper, a strictly indoor, spayed female, is missing from her home in the area of Newfield Street and Springside Lane, Middletown, CT. If you see Piper, please call Madi @ (615)482-8838 or Animal Control @ (860)638-4030. Thank you.

On a sad note. Middletown animal control picked up a deceased cat on Washington Street in front of McDonald's. The cat is black with a little white and a white tip tail. If this may be your cat, please call animal control at 860-638-4030. Please Share!!

This Cockatiel showed up in a yard on Boston Road in Middletown, CT. If this your Cockatiel, or you know someone who may be missing one, please call animal control at 860-638-4030. The Cockatiel is NOT with animal control. It is being seen flying around on Boston Road. Please Share!!

PSA time! Pictured below is a retractable leash. It has a button that you can push to lock the length or you can let the dog run out, often up to 25-30 feet. In the last 3 days, we have handled multiple dog bite incidents where dogs were on this type of leash. The problem is, once the dog is 20 or more feet away from you, you have absolutely no way to "reel" the dog back in. If you try, you can very easily get a serious burn to your hands from the leash. Basically, you have no control over your dog at all when it is that far from you, period. We have had dogs killed by cars when the button on the leash broke and the dog ran into the street. When we deal with problems involving these leashes, we instruct people to throw them away! When people donate these leashes to us, we THROW THEM AWAY! You can call it retractable, flexi, adjustable, etc., but WE call them problems waiting to happen.

Please use a standard 6 foot leash when walking your dog in a public area and in close proximity to other dogs and people. This will help you to properly control your dog and keep everyone safer!

We just want everyone to be able to enjoy the outdoors safely! Thank you! Please SHARE!!!

UPDATE: "Ophelia" is back home safe. Thank you!

This is "Ophelia". She went missing from her home on Woodbury Circle last night when she got out of a window. She is friendly but could be a little skittish with people she does not know. If you see "Ophelia" please contact, her owner Martina at 860-200-4597, or animal control at 860-638-4030. Please Share!