Franklin County Animal Rescue

4 reviews

+1 (802) 524-9650

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Viola (ViVi!) is relaxing on our futon here, but she's a true lap kitty and ready to help with whatever computer project I might have going!

Our cat-walk is a hall of brightly painted kennels that house cats in large play areas. Our cats free-roam the shelter in during the day.

Our shelter is located at 30 Sunset Meadow in Saint Albans, VT.

Belle loves to be petted and shares big purrs with us all the time!

30 Sunset Mdws

Saint Albans, VT 05478

+1 (802) 524-9650

https://www.franklincountyanimalrescue.org

Franklin County Animal Rescue, located in Saint Albans, VT, has been building a more humane community since 1964. Their mission is to promote the health, welfare, and humane treatment of animals in Northwestern Vermont by providing temporary shelter and finding them good, permanent homes within the community.

With a focus on adoption, volunteering, and fostering, Franklin County Animal Rescue offers opportunities for animal lovers to make a difference and find a loving new family member. They also provide resources and partnerships to support the well-being of pets and strive to fulfill the wishes of animals for freedom from hunger, thirst, pain, disease, and fear to express themselves.

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2.54 reviews

Jae L.

10/15/2010

Smelly, happy cats or clean, depressed cats? I choose the former. The first thing you notice when you open the door to FCHS is the smell. It smells, well, like an animal shelter: wet cat food...

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G D.

6/1/2019

An outstanding team dedicated to caring for fur babies in search of loving humans. Alissa and her colleagues are compassionate and loving toward these animals in waiting and toward the humans...

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Sarah G.

5/24/2018

I am appalled by this organizations lack of responsibility. There are zero background checks required, they don't do home checks and they have given dogs away to homeless families and people who...

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Mary L.

1/29/2013

I have to totally agree with Jae L. On how smelly and cramped it was there, but I have to disagree about the friendly staff, my dog had a appointment when we arrived it was not a friendly clean...

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