A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving the status and well-being of companions animals in Connecticut.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER?

Why join the Animal Welfare Federation of Connecticut?
AWFCT advocates on behalf of companion animals in Connecticut and the professionals who care for them. We hope you will join us in continuing this important effort.

To learn more about joining AWFCT, or attending a meeting as a visitor, please contact us, and provide us with your day and evening phone numbers, your organizational or professional affiliation (if any), and the town in which you are located. Someone from our Membership Committee will be in touch with you.

Members enjoy the following benefits:

• Registration discounts on AWFCT conference and seminars
• Access to guest speakers and lecturers at AWFCT meetings
• Networking opportunities with other animal welfare professionals
• Information regarding legislative activity and action alerts
• Knowing that your agency’s membership helps ensure that training, resources, and networking opportunities are available to animal welfare professionals throughout the state

The Federation is a leader in the humane movement in Connecticut. It is important that all members share and practice the values and ideas of the movement. To read our philosophy statement, please click here.

2008 AWFCT Board of Directors:

Officers: Julie Crouch, President Pet Pals Northeast, Inc. Deb Bagley, Vice President CATALES, Inc. Kay McCarthy, Treasurer SAFE, Inc. Geraldine Tom, Secretary Animal Rescue Fund, Inc.

Mary Ayala, Director Animal Rescue Fund, Inc. Cheryl Defilippo, Director The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc. Emily Doubleday, Director The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc. Marilyn Kennedy, Director SAFE, Inc. Bob Stachon, Director Kitty Harbor, Inc.