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Adoptions from Vermont Volunteer Services for Animals Humane Society VVSA knows of many animals in need of a forever home! Please contact us for more information and to receive an adoption application.
(posted January 11, 2010) Annie and Billie are mother and son, Billie is just 6 1/2 months old. They were rescued from Killington Mountain area in November and are now looking for a home together. As you can see, they are very bonded! Spayed, neutered, vaccinated and litter trained. VVSA 672-5302 (posted January 11, 2010) Max is a very sweet boy who was living outdoors for over a year, abandoned. He is approximately 3 years old, has been neutered and vaccinated, is litter trained. He is very grateful to be inside in a foster home. He gets along well with other cats and also is OK with dogs. He is still very shy, but enjoys playing with rope toys very much. Sudden noises and movements at times still scare him, he will hide under a bed. Max deserves a wonderful forever home, he is a prince of a cat. Call 779-6022 NOTE -- MAX HAS BEEN ADOPTED!! 3/2/10(posted October 8, 2009) Gracie is approximately 1 yr old and female She has been spayed and vaccinated Currently indoor/outdoor cat Very good health Loves to "box" (but not using her claws) Very smart and lots of personality!! Gracie is in part Russian Blue (unknown if she is any other breed) If you are interested in any further information on adopting this adorable character email us or better yet call Nancy at 973-270-3285 Don't pass up a chance to have this little lady in your life! Email: nancyart7@optonline.net
(posted September 18, 2009) I am Neide Barabas founder of Friends of Strays, a non-profit animal rescue group. On 9/12/09 around 11:00am, Ngin Torres and I were on our way to rescue a dog from Laureton Parkway. We were on the Belt Parkway East and spotted a Highway Patrol car flashing its lights trying to slow down the traffic. There was a stray dog (not the one we were looking for) running in the middle of the divider of the Parkway. The poor dog was disoriented. The Officer slowed down the traffic on the left lane, but, the right and middle lane traffic kept moving fast. A man tried to catch the dog, but gave up minutes later. I knew I had to do something or the dog would be killed. We parked the car ΒΌ away and started walking towards the traffic. It was the only way to slow down the traffic. People started cursing telling us to get out of the road. One driver almost ran me over. The officer also yelled and told us to get out of the road. I yelled back: NOT WITHOUT THE DOG. I bet if the dog belonged to a celebrity or someone famous people would have stopped.
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