House hunting in Middle Township, New Jersey

The Animal Welfare Society, located at 40 South Delsea Drive in Middle Township, New Jersey, is a non-profit no-kill shelter dedicated to providing support and care for homeless pets in Cape May County. One of their lovable residents is Teddy, a 2-year-old male American Staffordshire Terrier and Bulldog. Teddy is a sweet and happy-natured dog with a cute waddle when he runs. He is up to date on vaccinations and will soon be neutered. Weighing approximately 80lbs, Teddy requires a fenced-in yard. The shelter welcomes volunteers to help with various tasks such as feeding animals, walking dogs, and attending events. If you are interested in adopting Teddy or volunteering, you can contact the shelter at 609-465-3403 or email cmcaws@yahoo.com. Stop by in person to meet Teddy any day from 10am-1pm, except Mondays and Fridays. The Animal Welfare Society is grateful to Cape Veterinary Hospital for hosting a successful fundraising event, the Farm-tastic Egg Hunt, and appreciates the support of everyone who attended.

Welcome to the Cape May National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building and Visitor Contact Station! Nestled at 11 Kimbles Beach Road in Middle Township, New Jersey, our park offers a serene escape into nature, where visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty and diversity of local wildlife. Our refuge is designed to support a range of wildlife-dependent activities across three distinct divisions, each offering unique experiences for nature enthusiasts. Our headquarters, located at 24 Kimbles Beach Road in Cape May Court House, is open on weekdays from 8 am to 4:30 pm, providing information and resources to enhance your visit. Meanwhile, our nature trails and observation areas welcome guests daily from sunrise to sunset, with convenient parking available at all sites.