Meet Our Dogs & Cats
Every dog and cat deserves its day! Meet the pets that we currently have for adoption!
If you are interested in adopting a dog, please complete our Canine adoption application.
If you are interested in adopting a cat, please complete our Feline adoption application.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us.
Meet Apple! Apple is a 5-6 month old spayed 17lb little girl looking for her forever home. Apple came to Vermont in early December and has done really well in her foster home. She came to us with a lot to learn. While she has blossomed in her foster home, she does revert back to being afraid if she gets into new situations without the people she trusts. As such. She will need to meet her new people several times and have some positive interactions with them before she will be ready to move home permanently. She will require some patience but with the right fit and patience, she will find her forever home. Apple is from the island of St. Croix in the US …
Meet Palmer! He is the last pup up for adoption from the litter of 6 found abandoned on the side of the road in Brookfield, VT. Palmer’s foster Mom says that he takes the smartest puppy award. He is super food motivated and a professional problem solver. All this combined makes him super trainable. He already has a wonderful foundation of skills under his paws….sit, down, go to bed (his crate), and loose leash walking. This medium energy boy loves his people, is good with kids, a bit shy with strangers but warms up quickly if you share some tasty treats. He’s all about a good time but does settle wonderfully, and enjoys a nice cuddle session. He is happy to entertain himself with a …
Percy has quite the story to tell! This boy has come a long way since he got loose after his owner passed away, was struck by a car, and finally captured the day after Thanksgiving last year. An amazing foster family took Percy in after being on the run for over two weeks, offering him a safe, quiet resting place, medical care, and lots of love and support throughout his recovery. He was scraped and bruised, and emaciated, needing 5-6 very small feedings a day to help him survive and regain weight. He was completely shut down. We learned that, in his former life, Percy was part of a sled dog operation and sadly lived life on a chain outside year-round, having very limited contact …