Torrington Animal Control

Judy Witt

I spoke with a team member today. She was professional, a good listener and pleasure to work with. At the same time, she was able to convey the gravity of a recurrence in a very civil manner. Thank you.

Nora Sullivan

Officer caitlyn is a huge asset with her compassion and assistance our family was relieved of the pain that goes with the circumstances we were dealing with and I could not be more appreciative of her compassion and actions during our recent loss of our pet. She is an asset to the dept. thank you from the bottom of my heart officer caitlyn.

Michael Tompkins

Employee was very pleasant and informative.

Gigi

Since late January/early February, neighbor's dog has aggressively come off property, barking & nipping at, but no contact..as of yet...with SEVERAL of us, MULTIPLE times! I requested animal control to drive thru the neighborhood on a regular basis to curb the roaming...I was informed by Caitlin "we don't have time" What exactly, do you have time for Caitlin?! If one cannot perform their job duties, why do they have the job? Was neighbor ticketed, no. I believe Caitlin called neighbor, have no idea what was said. Neighbor now has a puppy, now we have 2 dogs coming into the road. Neighbor finally put in a fence, in September, lol Fence is rated for 30lb dog or less, it's not solid, so now dogs bark aggressively while running back & forth along fence line & fence is improperly installed(fence posts aren't buried). It's only a matter of time before the 2 large, hunting dogs come thru & finally attack. 7 months of this, Why? Lived here for over 20 yrs, never had a problem & sadly, no longer feel safe in my neighborhood. My point? If the ACO's were proactive w/roaming issues, it would greatly reduce- dog bites, dog fights, neighborhood complaints. Try and find the time Caitlin, after all, tax payers pay your salary, you really should try & earn it.