VIDEO: A Pile Of Puppies And A Pig

If you're looking for a pet, drop into the on Maple Avenue, and talk to Animal Control Officer Chris Martel - or check out the Montville shelter on Facebook. 

This week, the has seen a lot of visitors, mostly by people hoping to sneak a peak at the six Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies  delivered by Animal Control Officer Kimlyn Marshall eight weeks ago.

“This week will be bittersweet,” she said, because the puppies will be in their new homes by the end of the weekend. “I’m going to miss them.”

Marshall said someone surrendered the puppies' Corgi mother and father days before the puppies were ready to be born. The father was adopted immediately, and the mother was also adopted into a home with another female Corgi. It wasn’t hard to find six people willing to adopt the newborns.

Marshall has plenty of animals to keep her company, however, including:

• Beans, a small, white, furry pig with black spots.
• Mabel is a four-year-old female Plott Hound who would like an active home. She is up-to-date on all her shots and spayed.
• Tazz is a six-year-old bishon who is neutered and a little shy until he gets to know you.