Come to the funnest fun FUNraiser of the year! Fur Fest is October 19, 5:00pm-8:00pm at the Granite Museum, 7 Jones Brothers Way, Barre. Delicious food from Delicate Decadence, desserts by Birchgrove Baking, silent and live … Read More
During August, we are the recipient of the Hunger Mountain Co-op’s Give Change program. Ask at the register to round up and your spare change will be donated to CVHS. On August 25, the Co-op will … Read More
Come join us for an extremely fun event- Dog Day at the Pool! Wednesday, August 21, 2019, 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm (Rain date: Thursday, August 22, 2019). Join in this fun once-a-year doggie swim at … Read More
We are looking for a Dog Adoption Counselor! Are you a rock-star animal handler? Do you have professional experience working with animals? Do you love physically demanding work? Would you like to help match dogs and … Read More
Do you like dogs? Cats? Cleaning? Answering phones? Office work? Special Events? “Handyman” projects? Photography? Kids? We have something for everyone! Join us 10:30am on the second Saturday of most months (next is August 10), to … 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. Your … 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
We are so pleased to announce that we have been awarded a $4000 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
Thank you The Bridge for writing this wonderful story about our work and for highlighting Mr. Luigi and making Captain their cover cat (both adopted)! Finding Fur-ever Families
Our Annual Report summarizing our work for fiscal year 2017-2018 is here! Thanks to you, Central Vermont Humane Society saved and provided loving care for 1028 animals last year, 74% of whom came from local Vermont communities. We … Read More