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Allan Louis Loeb Memorial Garden

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As you enter the newly-constructed K-9 Barrett Memorial Animal Control Facility, visitors are welcomed by the Allan Louis Loeb Memorial Garden — a special place for people to visit and honor their loved ones (fur babies) who have passed over the Rainbow Bridge. The Garden honors Allan Louis Loeb and his dedication to wildlife and domestic animals and love of gardening.

BACKGROUND

Awarded with a $10,000 Grant from the Allan Louis Loeb Foundation, the Initiative formed a Memorial Garden Team and extended an invitation to all landscape architects to submit a proposal. On February 28, 2026, the landscape architect candidates presented their proposals to the Memorial Garden Team. After an extensive review and discussion of each of the candidates, Greenscapes Landscape Construction & Design, Inc., was selected on March 7, 2026. 

Soon after, discussions began regarding their options for the plantings, stones, and each of the elements in the Memorial Garden, including the rainbow bridge, water fountain, trellis, lighting, and pavers. Thanks to the diligence and hard work of the volunteers, the Garden came into fruition in time for the K-9 Barrett Memorial Animal Control Facility's Ribbon Cutting Ceremony/Grand Opening & Open House on June 13, 2026.

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

The Allan Louis Loeb Foundation

Holly Alligood – Artist, Butterfly Boxes 

Be The Light Designs – Lighting

Boy Scouts of America, Troop 93 – Rainbow Bridge and Trellis

John Carlson – Butterfly Boxes

Cascio Plumbing – Fountain

D.B. Lunt Electrical Contractors – Electrical

Getty Granite – Granite Benches

Greenscapes Landscape Construction & Design, Inc.

Plant Lot Farm – Memorial Trees

Sign Professionals – Signage

David & Susan Warzecha

 

PAVERS

The Garden also creates a meaningful opportunity for people to donate in the memory of their fur babies. 6" x 9" engraved memorial pavers are available for $100 each. Each paver may include an inscription of up to five (5) lines of 15 characters per line (spaces and punctuation marks included).

 

To order a paver online, please click on the link below.

You may also download a fillable PDF and mail in your order.

Please be patient as pavers are engraved and installed in bulk.

 

All proceeds support the medical veterinary expenses for the K-9 Barrett Memorial Animal Control Facility shelter animals or the Allan Louis Loeb Memorial Garden.

The Montville Animal Welfare Initiative, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization beginning January 22, 2025.

The mission of the Montville Animal Welfare Initiative, Inc. is to provide a support system to the K-9 Barrett Memorial Animal Control Facility and adjacent towns.  The mission will also include being a resource for animal welfare education, fundraising, and advocating for the overall well-being and welfare of animals.

Montville Animal Welfare Initiative, Inc., only posts information about the Montville Animal Control as a courtesy to Montville Animal Control. For questions about their animals, policies, status of an application, or any animal control questions, please contact them directly at 860-848-3529.

Contact

Montville Animal Welfare Initiative, Inc.

64 D'Amato Drive

Oakdale, CT 06370

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