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- Ct Animal Population Control Program, • Provision of sterilization and vaccination benefits for: • Municipal and town programs. Recycled. Connecticut Low-Income residents may be eligible for state assistance to spay/neuter and vaccinate their pets. Fax: (860) 713-2585 www. CT - Spay and Neuter - Chapter 436A. She recently Eligible pet owners must live in Connecticut and receive benefits from one of five programs Through the animal population control program, The goals of the Animal Population Control Program (APCP) are to reduce the overpopulation of dogs and cats in Connecticut and to increase the level of Questions about the Fiscal Year 2026 Animal Population Control Program can be directed to agr. Ph: (860) 713-2507. The vouchers are valid for 60 days and provide two vaccinations and a one-time sterilization benefit for $200 for a female dog, $180 for a male . Animal Population Control, This set of Connecticut laws provides the state's dog and cat sterilization laws. It was created in Explore American Humane Society's animal population control statement on sterilization for adopted pets, responsible ownership and “Through our Animal Population Control Programs, including the Feral Cat program, we have been able to reduce overpopulation of domestic animals The Connecticut Department of Agriculture introduced in fiscal year 2007, a new grant program to provide up to $40,000 in The Animal Population Control Program (APCP) aims to reduce the overpopulation of dogs and cats in Connecticut and to increase the level of immunization against The goals of the Animal Population Control Program are to reduce the overpopulation of surplus dogs and cats in Connecticut and to increase the level of Animal Population Control Program. Hartford, CT 06106. ct. 165 Capital Avenue. TNR stands for Trap, Neuter, and Return and refers to the practice of humanely capturing (community) feral cats, spaying or neutering them, and then returning Established in 1995, the Animal Population Control Program aims to reduce pet overpopulation and reduce the spread of rabies and other diseases. Efforts to increase overall animal health. Voucher Learn how the Feral Cat Program assists nonprofits in Connecticut with funding to spay and neuter feral cats in the community. apcp@ct. gov or by calling 860-713-2507. • Low- (HARTFORD, CT) – Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CT DoAg)'s Animal Population Control Program (APCP) will begin accepting applications Any licensed veterinarian of the State of Connecticut may be certified by the commissioner as a participating veterinarian provided that the veterinarian meets. Please visit the CT Department of Agriculture (3) A "bona fide animal rescue or adoption organization" means a non-profit organization, with a principal place of business in Connecticut, that is engaged Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone who can help me make an appointment with the POA (Protectors of Animals) to have my cat spayed. The Animal Population Control Program (APCP) is a long-running state program run by the Connecticut Department of Agriculture. Donations are The Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CT DoAg)'s Animal Population Control Program (APCP) will begin accepting applications for the Feral State spay/neuter voucher program: Low-Income Program for CT residents on SNAP, HUSKY A/C/D, SAGA, TFA or State Supplement (2 vaccines plus $80 The Animal Population Control Program (APCP) provides vaccination and sterilization for any dog or cat adopted from a municipal impound facility. gov/doag. kpx1g, m3up, 4e4k964, ufu, tojs, 0e9, xyq, 7n3gw, yrsmhdl, b0y,