Southbury Animal Control

10/16/2026

Found : 🌈 deceased young male all black cat on Reservoir Rd . No microchip or identification found . If you are missing a black male cat in that area please call us at Southbury Animal Control

10/10/2026

One of our rescues got to be returned back to Southbury on Bucks Hill last night . Thank you to Christine Critters .

10/07/2026

Missing : MISSING CAT – EVA

Eva has been missing since Sunday night around 10 PM in Southbury, CT, near Main Street South & Russian Village Road / Tolstoy Lane.

Description: Brown/gray tabby with yellow-green eyes and distinctive dark stripes. She is friendly, approachable, and should come when called. No collar.

Eva is an indoor/outdoor cat and normally stays close to home. She may be hiding or could potentially be trapped in a garage, shed, basement, etc.

Please share with anyone in the area. Any information is appreciated. Contact Molly (203) - 560-8688 or Animal Control (203) 262-0613

10/04/2026

Update “Ollie” is back home safe with his people .
It’s a reminder to please keep the two tags ( dog license and rabies) on your dogs collar . It helps us animal Control officers find their owner very quickly plus it’s the law .

Found: This handsome boy was found on Old Poverty Rd . He has a brown Carhartt collar on with no identification as well as microchipped, but not registered. If you recognize this dog please call the southbury Animal Control he is safe with us . 203-262-0613

09/30/2026

🚨We are no longer accepting applications for these 3 kittens. We have been overwhelmed with applications and will start to review them next week 🚨❤️🐾

We are accepting applications for the 3 male 6 week old orange kittens . If interested please fill out the application or call Southbury Animal Control for information. These boys will be ready to go the middle of October in which then they will be checked over by a vet , tested for FELV/FIV , microchipped , and had their first FVRCP.

As a reminder we go through every application and check references and vets . This isn’t first come first serve . We choose who we believe will be the best fit for each animal .

https://www.southbury-ct.org/filestorage/20556/20567/20569/Southbury_Application_for_Feline_Adoption-fill_in_form.pdf

09/25/2026

These are great dogs I have met them . Spread the word so these dogs can find their forever homes 🦮🐾❤️

09/25/2026

With the storm tonight into tomorrow please keep your pets safe . For any assistance please call Southbury Animal Control 203-262-0613

💨🌧️⚠️ High Wind Warning ⚠️🌧️💨

🌧️ Wind and rain are in the forecast this weekend. Please limit your dog’s time outside and keep them leashed, even in your own yard. Check that gates are latched and look for fallen limbs or fence damage before letting them out.

Stay alert during heavy winds. Safety first! 🐾

CT Dog Gone Recovery | CTDGRV.org

09/17/2026

Missing : please be on the look out for “Jimmy “ a female indoor cat that got out on Tuesday night around 8:30pm from her home on Oak Hill dr.
If you see her please reach out to her owner at 203-707-9506 or Southbury Animal Control at 203-262-0613

09/15/2026

If anyone ever wonders what we as Animal Control officers do. Here it is all in one post . We do it for the animals 💙🐾❤️

09/14/2026

We are very sad to share the news , but we want to thank CT Dog Gone Recovery as well as everyone that helped . 🐾❤️🌈

Final Update: Lizzie missing from Southbury was just found by one of our volunteers. Unfortunately she did not make it. We are all very sad to have to share this update. We were hoping to have Lizzie safe soon and instead have to share this news. Thank you to all who called in sightings. Thank you to CTDGRV Jess and Southbury ACO Kristen for your tremendous of effort and time in an attempt to bring Lizzie home safely . We are all saddened by this news.

UPDATE from Southbury ACO and CTDGRV. Please if you see this dog do not call out or try to get her. She is scared and in Survival Mode/ Flight Mode which she will sprint from everything in total fear. This can push her out of a known area and put her into danger and where we need to find her again. We need for the area to be kept quiet so we can set up a trap. PLEASE EVERYONE NEEDS TO STOP CHASING AND TRYING TO GET HER TO COME TO YOU. THIS WILL NOT WORK. Call the numbers below with the exact location, direction of travel and her behavior. This will be very helpful.

Missing in Southbury. She is a very skittish girl and will run out of fear from anyone who calls out to her, follows her, or chases her. For the safety of the dog we ask everyone to call the number on the flyer with the exact sighting with street number, closest cross street, or landmark so we can get out to the area quickly. Also provide direction of travel. Do not post the sighting, call so we can provide the most immediate response and keep the area quiet in order to set up for capture. Please check your cameras and under decks and other hiding places if you live near this area. Please share.