Connecticut Humane Society

The public clinic program offers low-cost, donor-subsidized veterinary care to pets who lack access to traditional veterinary services. The fox memorial clinic supports pet owners facing financial difficulties, providing both treatment for injuries and illnesses as well as wellness and preventive care. The goal is to relieve pain, extend life, and keep pets in their homes rather than in shelters. In 2024, the fox memorial clinic served 1,302 animals, administering 1,716 vaccines and performing 1 spay/neuter surgery. Additionally, 10 mobile clinics across the state provided care to 319 pets, delivering a total of 526 vaccines.

Chs fights animal cruelty and neglect by educating the public on proper animal care and humane treatment. We also extend our impact through animal welfare university, where thousands of animals benefit from training provided to animal control officers and human services professionals. Additionally, we offer one-on-one consultations with pet owners and work with government agencies on animal related policies. Our crisis fostering and emergency resources play a crucial role in keeping pets in their homes. In 2024, we distributed 230,849 meals through our pet food pantry. Additionally, chs impacted 4,903 children and 7,904 adults through 325 educational programs via schools, camps, libraries, shelter tours and online enrichment classes.