This February fall in love with a new pet! We know we have the puurrrfect match for you! Dogs and cats – we have them all! And they’ll all provide great companionship and a lifetime of love. Our adoptable animals will be sure and snuggle with you and cuddle up to keep you warm. And they’ve got lots of love to give and will become the love of your life! To learn more about our adoptable animals, visit our website at rchsvt.org or call the Adoption Center at 802-483-6700.
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