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Provides low-cost spay and neuter services for dogs and cats (Spay/Neuter Assistance Program or SNAP). Also offers Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) services, working with individuals or groups of community members who care for community cat colonies. Second Chance will provide traps for individual/group to trap and transport cats to the shelter where they will be spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and ear-tipped before being picked up and released back to their home territory.

Provides information about poison emergencies, as well as information about poisons and poison prevention, medication information for older adults, substance abuse information and other drug-related information, and poison information for pets. Also provides educational programs and materials including animals poison and work place safety for poison control.

Offers assistance in cat rescue, practices Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) service for ferals, provides spay/neuter services for stray cats and kittens and fosters strays until adopted into homes.

Provides support and assistance to help pet owners in need to obtain veterinary expenses for their animal companion. Free provision of animal food and litter is dependent upon availability.

Provides pet adoption services; Community education about pet care; Shelter for animals who have been abandoned, abused or surrendered by their owners; Spay and Neutering programs; and Investigation of reported cruelty and neglect of animals. Also offers Sophie's Seniors, a special reduced-rate adoption and support program for older adults, and a petfood food shelf for those unable to properly feed their animals. With Jake's Friends Fund, provides financial assistance with veterinary expenses for pet owners in need.

Provides financial assistance for emergency vet services on a case by case basis. Services covered include everything except spay and neutering. Financial assistance is paid to the service provider.

Provides low cost spay/neuter clinics for pet owners who cannot otherwise afford to have their dogs, cats, or rabbits spayed or neutered.

Provides shelter and care for surrendered and stray animals, including dogs, cats, and other small furry pets. Facilitates pet adoptions, matching shelter animals with appropriate households. Also offers low-cost microchip clinics, volunteer opportunities, dog training, and educational programs on pet care.

Provides shelter and basic care for abandoned, stray, or surrendered cats and facilitates their adoption. Also provides a small KAS Community Assistance Program, offering financial assistance with veterinary care, medicine, food or supplies.

Provides spay services for pets who are pregnant or who have given birth. Once the pet is done weaning her babies and her milk has dried up, she will be spayed and receive any other medical care she needs, before being returned to her owner. All offspring will be kept by the Humane Society to be placed up for adoption. A fee will be collected from the owner prior to the pet returning home.

Provides onsite micro-chipping and rabies vaccinations at clinics and by appointment.

Administers the Vermont Spay-Neuter Incentives Program, which issues vouchers that allow income-eligible Vermonters to have their cats and dogs spayed or neutered for a low co-pay.

Provides temporary homes, food, medical, and behavioral care for stray or surrendered animals. Provides adoption services, pet food pantry, low-cost spay/neuter clinics, volunteer, and educational opportunities. Assists low-income owners with vet bills via a no-interest loan program. Also provides a Trap, Neuter, Release program (TNR) that aids farmers and others who willingly care for unowned cats in barns and other outbuildings, by trapping, vaccinating, spaying or neutering, and treating (if necessary), and then returning cat(s) back to their colony (group) in the wild or barn.

Provides low-cost spay and neuter services for cats whose owners are unable to afford a full-service veterinarian. Also offers a grant to assist with pet veterinarian costs.

Provides pet adoption services; spay/neuter clinics; pet food assistance for low-income pet owners; community education about pet care; shelter for animals who have been abandoned, abused, or surrendered by their owners; and community support of animal cruelty investigations. The shelter attempts to reunite lost pets with owners. The Foster Care Program provides food and supplies for volunteers willing to provide temporary foster care for pregnant cats and dogs, animals recovering from minor surgery, and animals in extreme stress in the shelter environment.

Provides spay services for cats who are pregnant or who have given birth. Once the pet is done weaning her kittens and her milk has dried up, she will be spayed and receive any other medical care she needs, before being returned to her owner. All offspring will be kept by the PMFAS to be placed up for adoption.

Provides pet care assistance for households that are struggling to provide adequate care for their companion animals. Provides basic veterinary care on a sliding scale, including exams, flea/tick treatments, shots, surgery, medications, wormer, and non-prescription items. Also offers a pet food pantry and free supplies.

Provides temporary homes, food, medical, and behavioral care for stray or surrendered animals. Provides adoption services, pet food pantry, low-cost spay/neuter clinics, volunteer, and educational opportunities. Assists low-income owners with vet bills via a no-interest loan program. Also provides a Trap, Neuter, Release program (TNR) that aids farmers and others who willingly care for unowned cats in barns and other outbuildings, by trapping, vaccinating, spaying or neutering, and treating (if necessary), and then returning cat(s) back to their colony (group) in the wild or barn.

Provides spaying service for the mother cat, dog, or rabbit of an unwanted litter, who is returned to the owner. The offspring are signed over to the Humane Society to be put up for adoption when ready. Litter must be fully weaned and no longer nursing. Mothers must be in good health and no longer producing milk.

Provides free spay services for pets who are pregnant or who have given birth. Includes initial vaccines, de-wormer, flea treatment, and microchip. Adult pet returns to owner, but owner may not keep or give away any of the litter. All offspring must be brought to the Humane Society to be placed up for adoption.

Lists low cost spay/neuter services throughout Vermont.

Provides annual veterinary wellness checks, monthly supplemental pet food, flea and tick preventive treatment, and dewormer. Pet CORE uses a reduced fee schedule for other services, such as spay/neuter costs for cats and dogs.

Provides a free "Spay the Mom Program" to mom dogs and cats. After weaning their litters, all offspring are surrendered to the Humane Society. Appointments are made at local veterinarians for spays and vaccinations (rabies and distemper) for the mother. The offspring are spayed/neutered, microchipped, given age-appropriate vaccinations etc. and adopted to new families.

PetFIX provides affordable spay/neuter of cats and dogs. Also offers vaccinations, bloodwork (available upon request), and microchip (available upon request). See agency website for full description of services.

Provides low-cost preventive veterinary care services to pets for owners in need. Offers low-cost spay/neuter clinics and a separate low-cost wellness clinic, which also may provide vaccines, flea/tick treatment, de-wormer, microchips, and other services.