Cat Shelters in Vermont by Name (Page 1 of 3)
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Addison County Humane SocietyThe Addison County Humane Society serves Addison County by taking in stray and homeless animals, providing temporary shelter and care, and placing these animals into lifelong, loving homes. We've served this community since 1975 and provide shelter and placement to hundreds of animals every year. About Us Links to other organizations Download our Brochure We are a "no-kill" shelter, meaning we do not euthanize animals for space and ensure every adoptable animal a permanent home. We typically operate at roughly 120% of capacity because there are so many animals that need our help. Our work however does not end here. Humane education and spay/neuter programs are critical in our efforts to address Addison County's pet overpopulation problem and improve companion animal welfare.236 Boardman Street, Middlebury VT US 05753 Ph:(802)388-1100 http://www.addisonhumane.org Email: staff@addisonhumane.org
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Central Vermont Humane Society504 Mekkelsen Hill Road, Barre VT US 05602 Ph:(802)476-3811http://www.cvhumane.com Email: info@cvhumane.com
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Franklin County Humane SocietyOur mission is to promote the health, welfare, and humane treatment of animals in northwestern Vermont. We provide temporary shelter for them, with the goal of providing loving, permanent homes in the community.30 Sunset Meadows, St. Albans VT US 05478 Ph:(802)524-9650Fax:(802)527-2450 http://www.franklinhumane.org Email: info@franklinhumane.org
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Friends of Pax Inchas been rescuing dogs for over 14 years and has recently received tax exempt status as a 501(c)(3) CorporationPO Box 101, Montgomery VT US 05470 Ph:(802)326-4384 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/VT34.html Email: clubapaintinginc@srfglobal.net
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Frontier Animal Society of VermontThe Frontier Animal Society is a totally volunteer organization that has been in operation since 1993. In the past the organization was run strictly out of foster homes but now we have a wonderful shelter in Northern Vermont. Our primary goals are to find loving, permanent homes for pets and to help control the pet overpopulation by having all the animals we adopt out spayed or neutered. We also hold a once-a-month spay/neuter clinic for cats4473 Barton/Orleans Rd, Orleans VT US 05860 Ph:(802)754-2228Fax:(802)754-2244 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/VT09.html Email: fasv@kingcon.com
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Humane Society of Chittenden CountyHSCC primarily serves the most populous and fastest growing county in Vermont. Chittenden County’s .In addition, HSCC serves as the principal sheltering organization for Grand Isle County, a neighboring county142 Kindness Court, South Burlington VT US 05403 Ph:(802)862-0135Fax:(802)860-5868 http://www.chittendenhumane.org Email: bestfriends@chittendenhumane.org
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KARE- K9 Animal Rescue & EducationTakes in and rehabilitates homeless, neglected & abused animals. Sometimes cats, though usually only dogs. KARE has an adoption application, agreement & fee. They also have a Foster Program, and Foster-to-Adopt program., Montpelier VT US 05602 Ph:(802)552-4881 http://www.karevermontdogrescue.com Email: admin@karevt.com Email2: info@karevt.com
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Kingdom KrittersWe are a town pound, with a number of dogs and cats that are looking for homes., Danville VT US 05828 Ph:(802)748-4230 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/VT41.html Email: guertin@localnet.com
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Lucy Mackenzie Humane SocietyThe Lucy Mackenzie Humane Society began caring for the unwanted companion animals of our region in 1915. We currently operate a small shelter, but are going to be building a new one in the near future. Until recently, we were a limited-admissions shelter, but we have improved our adoption program, consequently adopting out more animals and able to take in more animals. We are in the process of re-creating ourselves, so be on the lookout for great new programs and pictures of our new shelter! We serve the following communities in Vermont: Barnard, Hartford, (White River Jct., Wilder, Quechee) Plymouth, Pomfret, Royalton, Stockbridge, Strafford, and Woodstock. We also take in many animals from Upper Valley Communities in New Hampshire.Cox District Road PO Box 343, Woodstock VT US 05091 Ph:(802)457-3080 http://www.woodstockpets.org Email: lucymac@valley.net
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New England Animal Friends, Colchester VT US 05446 Ph:(802)878-1649http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/VT28.html Email: newenglandanimalfriends@yahoo.com
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