Living Well in Litchfield County, Connecticut

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Animal Welfare Society

May 31, 2020

The Animal Welfare Society, Inc. (AWS) was founded in 1965 as an independent, non-profit, non-destroy animal rescue organization. AWS offers refuge to homeless and abandoned dogs and cats, and places them in loving, responsible homes. Each year hundreds of animals are rescued by AWS from our local communities, throughout our state and from high-kill facilities outside of Connecticut.

There are many areas available for volunteers and many ways to assist the shelter. The volunteer page of their website has a partial list of opportunities.

Animal Welare Society
8 Dodd Rd., New Milford
860-354-1350

Instagram: @animalwelfaresociety.inc

Warren Works

February 29, 2020
warren works

A co-working space situated in the heart of Warren offering three workstations, two small offices, and a conference room available for hourly, daily or monthly rent. Featuring 5G WiFi. 

Warren Works
4 Cornwall Rd, Warren
646-573-7973

WKND

February 29, 2020

A Warren shop featuring trendy women’s and men’s fashion apparel from cozy loungewear to luxe cashmere items, including accessories such as belts, bags, and distinctive gifts.

WKND
4 Cornwall Rd, Warren
860-619-8134

Kent Yoga and Bodyworks

January 7, 2020
Alina Hernandez

Alina Hernandez is an 800 hour certified RYT teacher. Her long established studio in Kent offers yoga, roller, and gentle core classes. Students of all levels are welcomed. Private classes and massages can be scheduled.

Kent Yoga and Bodyworks
2 Green Pastures Lane
917-923-8886

Pond Mountain Natural Area

January 7, 2020

This natural area, maintained by Pond Mountain Trust (PMT), is the enduring legacy of the late Myra H. Hopson. Established by Miss Hopson in 1966, the Trust administers nearly 800 acres in Kent, CT.

Pond Mountain Natural Area is open daily from sunrise to sunset. We hope that you will come often to enjoy its unspoiled beauty.

Pond Mountain Trust
120 Fuller Mountain Rd.
860-927-3827

Macedonia Brook State Park

January 7, 2020

The 2,300-acre Macedonia Brook State Park originated with a 1,552-acre gift from the White Memorial Foundation of Litchfield in 1918. The park’s exciting terrain has resulted from the slow wearing down of its hard rock formation base. The Blue Trail crosses Cobble Mountain and several other peaks, offering outstanding views of the Catskills and Taconics. Numerous springs and streams add to the pleasure of hiking.

Macedonia Brook State Park

159 Macedonia Brook Rd.

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