Vermont Animal Shelters

65 Shelters

e.g. "Miami FL" or "33168"

Random Rescue

Rescue Organization

140 Casino Rd.
Williamstown, VT 05679

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Located in Orange County

802-433-5912

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Richmond Rescue

Rescue Organization

216 Railroad Street
Richmond, VT 05477

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+1 802-434-2394 Mon Open 24 hours

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Rutland County Humane Society

Humane Society

P.O. Box 558
Pittsford, VT 05763

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Located in Rutland County

802-483-6700

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S.O.S. - Save Our Strays Association

P.O. Box 167
Huntington, VT 05462

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Located in Chittenden County

802-434-5076

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Save Our Strays - VT

PO Box 167
Huntington, VT 05462

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Save Our Strays Association (SOS)

150 Dorset Street #147
South Burlington, VT 05407

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Located in Chittenden County

802-434-6410

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Save the Greyhound Dogs

2 Greenfield Road
Essex Junction, VT 05452

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Located in Chittenden County

802-879-3477

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Second Chance Animal Center

1779 VT Route 7A
Arlington, VT 05250

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Located in Bennington County

(802) 375-2898

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Shelburne Rescue

Rescue Organization

154 Turtle Lane
Shelburne, VT 05482

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+1 802-985-5125 Mon Open 24 hours

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Spring Hill Horse Rescue

Rescue Organization

175 Middle Road
Nort Clarendon, VT 05759

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Located in Rutland County

802-247-2857

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Spring Hill Horse Rescue Large Animal Humane

Rescue Organization

175 Middle Rd.
Clarendon, VT 05759

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Located in Rutland County

802-775-1098

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Springfield Humane Society

Humane Society

401 Skitchewaug Trail
Springfield, VT 05156

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Located in Windsor County

802-885-3997

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Animal Shelters in Vermont

Vermont has 65 listed animal shelters and rescue organizations, spread across 12 counties. The largest group are animal shelters. South Burlington has more than any other Vermont city, followed by Williston and St Johnsbury. There is no shortage of choice in Vermont — old dogs, shy cats, and a fair few who will pick you first.

Vermont has 65 listed at the moment, and they are shown above with the ones that have photos first. Open any of them for the full address, contact details and opening hours.

A mix of both, and the difference is worth knowing before you set out. A rescue usually places animals from a network of foster homes rather than from premises you can walk into, so you generally arrange a meeting first. A shelter or humane society more often has a facility you can visit during opening hours.

South Burlington has more than anywhere else in Vermont, followed by Williston, St Johnsbury and Middlebury. They are the usual place to start if you are willing to travel; the sidebar links straight through to each.

Chittenden, Caledonia and Windsor counties have the most, though listings reach 12 of Vermont's counties in total. The city links in the sidebar are usually the quicker way in.

Most listings here carry a phone number, and most link to the organization's own website. Calling ahead is worth it — opening hours change, and rescues often work by appointment rather than keeping a building open.