Ledyard Animal Control

06/15/2026

MISSING:

North Stonington

REUNITED!
After his little adventure, Gordon the Great Pyrenees decided to clock out and come home at 4 AM this morning. Dad woke up to barking at the door and found one very happy boy waiting to be let in.
We’re not sure where Gordon was for the last week but we're just glad this wandering fluffball is back where he belongs.
A huge thank you to CTDGRV Kym, Bill, Dana, and Cindy for all their help and efforts to bring Gordon home.

Missing in North Stonington. This sweet big boy dug under his fence and has not come back. He went missing from Denison Hill rd near Pine Woods Rd. His fur brother misses him terribly. Do NOT call out or chase. If seen, please call the # on the flyer asap with info on when and where you saw him. Reporting sightings immediately is the key to bringing a lost dog home safe.

06/11/2026

MISSING:

This cat is missing from the Groton/Ledyard line on 117. Any sightings of her please call LAC at 860 464 9621

06/08/2026

UPDATE: she is back with her family!

FOUND:

This sweet dog was found roaming on Kerrie Court in Gales Ferry this afternoon. If you recognize her please call LAC at 860 464 9621 so we can reunite her with her family.

06/04/2026

**ALL SPOTS HAVE BEEN FILLED. WALK INS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS, IN A TIMELY FASHION**

CALLING ALL CONNECTICUT VETERANS & ACTIVE MILITARY! 🐾

Paws of War, Easterseal Veterans Rally Point, and our dedicated veterinary team are proud to offer a FREE Mobile Veterinary Clinic in Norwich, CT for the pets of those who served our great nation!

Saturday, June 13, 2026
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Location: Veterans Rally Point
24 Stott Ave, Norwich, CT 06360

Services include:
✔️ Basic Wellness Exams
✔️ Vaccinations
✔️ Nail Trimmings
✔️ Microchipping

Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins will be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis as time permits during clinic hours.

If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call 631-406-6595 or email [email protected]

Please help us spread the word to veterans, active military members, and military families throughout Connecticut who may benefit from these free services.

A special thank you to Easterseals Veterans Rally Point for partnering with us to serve Connecticut’s veteran community, and to the Irving and Phyllis Millstein Foundation for Animal Welfare for making this clinic possible through a Millstein Veterinary Project® grant.

We look forward to seeing you and your pets there!

06/03/2026

06/02/2026

Juno came from LAC! Please consider helping Monas House with Juno! They stepped in and helped us with her so we want to spread the word! Juno is a very sweet dog who is very deserving of this opportunity.

06/01/2026

Wildlife rehabilitation takes a village.
Many of you know that rehabilitators often focus only on certain species. This helps ensure wildlife receive specialized care from people who are properly trained, permitted, and equipped for their unique needs.

That’s why I’m asking for your help supporting fellow rehabilitator Oona of Pachaug Wildlife Rehabilitation.

She is preparing to step into the critical role of assisting orphaned raccoons, something Connecticut desperately needs more support for right now. She’s incredibly close to reaching her fundraising goal for the enclosure needed to safely, properly, and legally house these babies during rehabilitation.

If you are able, please consider donating even a few dollars. Every bit helps move this project closer to reality for the animals who will depend on it.

Donate to the GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/b6a4d1c72

If donating isn’t possible right now, sharing the fundraiser can make a huge difference too. Wildlife rehabilitation works best when rehabilitators support one another because the animals depend on all of us. 🦝

06/01/2026

UPDATE: we have closed applications for Queenie as we have had a large amount of interest! Please be patient with us as we call you all back. So much love for this cat, it’s wonderful!

Queenie is looking for her forever home!!!

This adorable, extremely affectionate 3yo cat is officially up for adoption! She was recently spayed, tested neg for FeLV/FIV and has been dewormed. She previously lived in a home with kids, cats and dogs. We have seen that she has a lot of patience for other animals but she wants the attention from people more than from animals. She greets us right away when we come in and will truly be a wonderful lap cat. Please consider adopting Queenie… she is the best! Call us at 860 464 9621

05/30/2026

MISSING:

This pup is missing from the Colonel Ledyard Highway area near Outback Stables. He took off last night around 10:30 pm. Any sightings of him please call LAC at 860 464 9621

05/28/2026

MISSING:

‘Major’ is missing from the Oakridge Drive area in Gales Ferry. Any sightings please call LAC at 860 464 9621 or the owners number listed on the flyer.