St. Vincent de Paul Place ~ 120 Cliff Street, Norwich

TIME:   12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Provided by The Connecticut Humane Society

APPOINTMENTS NEEDED

Call Ashley (860) 594-4500 x6308 for appointment time or with questions.

Social Distancing and Masks Required!

Who can attend this clinic? Any pet owner in New London County.

What will be provided to dogs or cats at this clinic? Free Seresto flea & tick collar for up to 2 pets per family. These collars protect dogs and cats for 8 months against fleas and ticks.

Do I need to bring my pet(s) with me? Yes! Pets must be present at the clinic and must be older than 12 weeks to receive a collar.

All dogs must be leashed and all cats must be in carriers.

Time:  1pm to 5pm

At the East Lyme Community Center Parking Lot

Pull up to the Senior Center entrance

No pre-registration required

Please stay in your car

Wear a mask

Wear short sleeves

Bring all insurance cards.

No cash can be accepted this year.

The following insurance will be accepted:

Medicare (must have Part B)

Blue Cross

Blue Cross Managed Medicare

Aetna

Aetna Managed Medicare

Time: 8:30am to 12pm

For East Lyme residents only. Please bring proof of residency to event. Limit of 2 banker boxes. No charge. Will accept donations of non-perishable food items for Care & Share. Please check expiration dates. If possible, remain in your car. Pack your items accordingly so we can easily take them out of your vehicle.

From the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection:

Guidelines for Shredding & Saving Personal Documents

• Pay Stubs and Canceled Checks: 1 year, then shred those you will not need for tax, warranty or insurance purposes.
• Credit/Debit Card and ATM Receipts: after you have checked the transactions against your monthly statements, store if you are saving for tax purposes.
• Before discarding, shred all statements from your health plan, items with your signature, credit account number, phone or cell phone number, social security number or legal information.
• Keep store receipts until you are sure you won’t need to return or exchange the item. Any items that have warranties should be attached to the warranty information and saved in case you need proof of purchase.
• Supporting tax documentation, such as receipts, W-2s, 1099s, canceled checks and credit card statements for 3 years after the returns filing due date. Keep copies of your actual tax returns permanently.
• Keep warranty cards, instructions and receipts for high-ticket items for as long as you own the item.
• Keep canceled checks and invoices for permanent home improvements until you sell your house.
• Store car maintenance records until you sell the car. Give these documents to the new owner. Keep the title for as long as you own the vehicle but do NOT keep it in the car.
• Keep records of the purchase and sale of mutual funds and stocks until you’re reported the transactions to the IRS and keep the records with our other tax related documents.

Documents that should be kept permanently in a fireproof box or home safe

Birth & marriage certificates

Current/up to date passport

College transcripts, diplomas

Pension plan & retirement plans documents

Credit card & loan agreements

Social Security cards

Divorce decree and property agreements

Stock purchase agreements

Mortgage documents, home inventory, insurance policies

Tax returns

Will and living will