Everyone's Lining Up For Orange Dog Day On Saturday, April 26, From 2pm - 6pm!

Join us at the High Plains Community Center (525 Orange Center Road) in Orange on April 26th for our first Dog Day event of 2014! There's loads of fun, guests, and treats, for dogs and their humans. For more information check out our Event Listing. 
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REMINDER: There are many dangers to your pets during Easter celebrations, from toxic plants to chocolate ingestion, so be sure to check out this information from the ASPCA - http://www.aspca.org/blog/tips-pet-safe-easter

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Get Your Very Own EARS Mug And Help Support Our Team's Efforts! To Check Them CLICK HERE! 
  • Our first Dog Day Afternoon event for spring has been set for Saturday, April 26, in Orange, CT. Click Here For Details.
  • Share your thoughts on animal issues, topics, and more in our all-new Animal Discussion Forums. Check them out here. 
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Our Pet Oxygen Mask Fundraiser
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We have started fundraising efforts to help with the purchase of pet oxygen mask kits for our rapid response Animal Rescue Team. Our ongoing mission is to develop the best ways our team can serve our towns, this state, and the animals and owners we are so dedicated to, and as we do so we look to new tools that can help us do what we do best - rescue and respond to animals in emergencies.Please visit our fundraising page for more information.
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EARS works very closely with the wonderful and dedicated Animal Control Officers throughout Connecticut, and as we frequently get email and calls from people asking how to contact local ACOs we decided to compiled a directory of all ACO phone numbers here on our website. Please check out the ACO Phone List, and if you see that your town is missing, let us know by email. 

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The EARS Mission...

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The Emergency Animal Response Service (EARS) is dedicated to providing a coordinated effort  aimed at preparing for, preventing, and responding to disasters affecting animals within Connecticut.  EARS is comprised of members with specialized expertise, knowledge, training, and resources in both animal and emergency response fields who can can effectively take charge of animal rescue operations during a disaster, relieving emergency services to focus on other community response needs. 

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