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 | | | Spay & Neuter Having your pet spayed or neutered is a humane and responsible choice that will help slow the number of unwanted animals being born in Vermont every day. If you have a regular veterinarian, please contact him or her and arrange to have your animal spayed or neutered. If you cannot afford to go to a full service vet to have your pet spayed or neutered, there are organizations that can help. Run your Own Spay/Neuter Campaign with these great resources available from HSUS. • People on many types of assistance programs may be eligible to have their cat or dog spayed or neutered for a very low co-pay through the Vermont Spay Neuter Incentive Program known as VSNIP. For more information about VSNIP or to obtain an application, please call 855-478-7647 (855-47-VSNIP) or click here to download an application. The places listed below offer low cost spay/neuter options. They are listed from North to South. Some are actual clinics, others offer vouchers. Please call or visit the website listed for more information about each program. • Cat Spay Neuter, Colchester, VT 802-878-2230 Chittenden County, cats only • Franklin County Humane Society Clinic, 30 Sunset Meadows, Saint Albans, Vermont 05478, 802-524-9650 x707 www.franklincountyhumane.org/spayneuterclinic.htm Franklin County • Frontier Animal Society, Orleans, VT 802-334-7888 www.frontieranimalsociety.com/spayneuter.html Orleans County, cats only • Riverside Rescue, Gilman, VT 802-892-5300 Essex County • VT-CAN, Middlesex, VT 802-223-0034 www.vt-can.org For email links email Washington County • Springfield Humane Society, Springfield, VT (802) 885-3997 Windsor County • Lucy Mackenzie Humane Society, West Windsor, VT (802)-484-7800 Windsor County • Second Chance Animal Shelter, Shaftsbury, VT 802-375-2898 Bennington County Clinics in New Hampshire that are close to areas in Vermont • Upper Valley Humane Society, Enfield, NH 603-448-6888 Near Windsor County, Vermont • Monadnock Humane Society, Keene, NH 603-352-9011 Near Brattleboro, Vermont, cats only • Humane Societies often have special clinics or offer assistance. Check with your local humane society to see what may be available. |