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Want Her? American Staffordshire Terrier In Ridgefield Still Looking For New Home Want Her? American Staffordshire Terrier In Ridgefield Still Looking For New Home
Want Her? American Staffordshire Terrier In Ridgefield Still Looking For New Home Need a new best friend? The Ridgefield Police Department has released an alert regarding Mia, a spayed 7-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier who is up for adoption. Police said that the Ridgefield Animal Control is looking to re-home Mia to a family with no other pets in the home, noting “Mia is great with children and people in general.” Mia was first put up for adoption at the beginning of the New Year, but a former dog sitter for the terrier said that she still hasn't found her "forever home."  Mia is reportedly great with people and children, though she struggles sometimes aro…

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by Zak Failla
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Rise In Abandoned Pets Reported By Ridgefield Police Rise In Abandoned Pets Reported By Ridgefield Police
Rise In Abandoned Pets Reported By Ridgefield Police With the dog days of summer fast approaching, the animal shelters in Fairfield County have seen a rapid rise in abandoned pets being left at the door. The Ridgefield Police Department issued an alert this week noting that the local shelter, as well as animal shelters in surrounding towns, have seen several incidents of pets being left at the door, abandoned. According to police, this is considered abandonment and is not legal. “When an animal is left at the door of a shelter, there is no confirmation of valid rabies inoculations, as well as any other defects or diseases that the animal ma…

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by Zak Failla