Southington Animal Control Seeks Help With Two Dog Cases

SOUTHINGTON, CT — The town's animal control department has a lot to deal with as it's looking for a dog reported missing last weekend and another dog's family for a pooch found roaming last week.

Last week, a German shepherd was found roaming on Berlin Street and Main Street on Nov. 30 and Southington Animal Control is still searching for its owner.

The dog is in custody of the town and anyone who knows anything about the canine is asked to call Southington Animal Control at 860-628-8053.

Meanwhile, Southington Animal Control is looking for another dog that was reported missing late last week.
This is a male black Lab that weighs about 60 pounds and is 3 years old, according to Southington Animal Control's Facebook page.

This creature went missing in the Whitlock Avenue/Norton Street (Route 10) area.

Southington Animal Control is asking folks in the area to check their security camera footage to see if the dog turns up in any surveillance video.

"Please help and share," writes SAC. "If you think you got him on camera, call the number immediately with the location, date and time."

The dog lives in the Plantsville area of Southington, town officials said.

"This sweet guy jumped the fence in his yard. He is friendly and food motivated," wrote the town. "His family has had him his whole life and they are devastated."

For Southington Animal Control's Facebook page, click on this link.