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We need all sorts of supplies to insure the health and safety of our pets: Your kind donations are tax deductible and we will send you a receipt for the purchase price with receipt or marked price upon request.
Financial donations are needed to start placements immediately.
Dog & Cat Food (canned & dry)
Frontline for Dogs
Cat Litter
Heartworm for Dogs
Leashes
Carry Crates
(small, medium, large)
 

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Pets on Wheels of Connecticut  improves the lives of people and pets through the healing qualities of the human/animal bond by supporting the adoption and ownership of homeless cats and dogs.

Our Wheels take animals from rescue shelter cages to loving homes. For more information on how Pets on Wheels of Connecticut Organization services our recipients and pets, please read our About Us section.

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Healing the Heart – Dr. Erica Friedman, Chair of the Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences at New York’s Brooklyn College. One of the first non-psychologists to study the health benefits of animal companions. Recently examined people who had suffered from Arrhythmia – irregular heartbeats- after heart attacks’. These men and women, all participants in a national clinical trial, Friedman found that patients with an animal companion were more likely to be alive after one year, and that patients who had a dog were 8.6 times more likely to survive the year than those without animals.

  

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