While Governor Scott has declared a “stay home stay safe” Executive Order, he has also declared that animal shelters are essential. We are still doing adoptions and answering our phones! We are taking this order very … Read More
These are uncertain times. Make a plan for your pet now. If you get sick, who will care for your pet? Do you have enough pet supplies? Are your pet’s health records in order? We encourage … Read More
We have rescheduled our Saturday May 2 Vaccine Clinic to Saturday June 20, 9AM – Noon. Cash or check only. Cats must be in carriers, dogs must be on leashes. Rabies and distemper vaccines will be … Read More
We need sponsors! Walk for Animals will be on May 30, 2020. Please help save animal lives and be a sponsor! Join in the fun of our biggest fundraising event of the year. It’s a family-friendly, … Read More
CVHS 2020 Kids Camp Registration is Open! Camp Dates: July 13 – 17, July 20 – 24. We are currently planning to hold Kid’s Camp so please sign up! We are continuously monitoring the situation with COVID-19 … Read More
DONATE MONTHLY TO SAVE MORE LIVES – Be a Faithful Friend! Every day, homeless animals rely on Central Vermont Humane Society – for food, shelter and medical care – and to find new loving homes (like … Read More
Did you know CVHS offers a range of dog training? At CVHS, dog training is a positive, fun experience for both humans and dogs. Our trainers – Kasandra Fleury, Bill Grant, and Taylor Margison – are … Read More
Do you like dogs? Cats? Cleaning? Answering phones? Office work? Special Events? “Handyman” projects? Photography? Kids? We have something for everyone! Please email volunteer @centralvermonthumane.org if you have time to help us! We normally hold group … Read More
We are so pleased to announce that we have been awarded a $1000 grant from the Petco Foundation to support our efforts to go the extra mile for the animals in our care, so we can … Read More
The Story of Nine Motherless Puppies On April 11, 2017 we took into our care nine newborn and motherless puppies who were abandoned in a box. We thought people might like to read the whole story … Read More