Vermont Volunteer Services for Animals Humane Society
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The beautiful Bridgewater Mill was the perfect setting for our event
The beautiful Bridgewater Mill was the perfect setting for our event

Discovered chained to a dog house in Bethel frozen to death.
Discovered chained to a dog house in Bethel frozen to death.

VVSA works with VT State Licensed  wildlife rehabilitator to relocate animals in need.
VVSA works with VT State Licensed wildlife rehabilitator to relocate animals in need.

Welcome to VVSA, the Vermont Volunteer Services for Animals Humane Society. We strive to improve all aspects of the lives of animals and encourage harmonious relationships between them and their human companions.

Our work encompasses humane legislation, senior citizens' companion animal programs, feral cat rehabilitation, wildlife assistance, animal adoption and the first spay neuter assistance program in the state of Vermont.

TOGETHER WE TRULY DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

VVSA is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to working on behalf of animal welfare and humane education.

Since our inception in 1986 as a non profit humane society, VVSA has been a forerunner in animal welfare and protection in Vermont.

Our involvement in combating animal abuse has earned us a reputation as a reliable resource in animal law enforcement, crisis intervention, and abuse prevention.

VVSA has a broad base of member and community support which has grown to include veterinarians, wildlife rehabilitators, educators and law enforcement.

VVSA receives no federal, state, nor municipal funding, but relies on its own fundraising efforts, donations and volunteers.

Incorporated in 1986, VVSA Humane Society is a 501 (c)(3) organization. We are adult and children volunteers who care deeply about animals and our community. The cornerstone of our efforts is to educate and promote the importance of spay & neuter, thus creating an awareness in Vermont about cat and dog overpopulation. These companion animals enhance the quality of our lives, and often their company provides our senior citizens with a quality of life that would otherwise be non-existent.

We believe that children are the future of humane awareness and that education and hands on experience will enable the opportunity to learn responsibility, commitment, and a sense of caring for sentient creatures, as well as the environment and a sense of community service.

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