0.36 milesįrom I-89 Exit 12: Head South on Rt. To CVU (Champlain Valley Union) 369 CVU Rd, Hinesburg, VT 05461 (Google Map link here)įrom Burlington: Head East out of downtown on Main St. Take Route 2 south of Waterbury, turn onto Route 100 heading east. To Crossett Brook MS 5672 VT-100, Duxbury, VT 05676 (Google Map link here) High School entrance is shortly after you go by Colchester Middle School on your right (3) Follow Blakely Road for approximately 3 miles to the Colchester High School entrance on your left. 7 for 1.6 miles to intersection at a light. Off 89 take exit 16 Colchester/Winooski – go north to Colchester off the exit and follow Rt. Turn left onto Institution Rd.Ĭolchester High School 131 Laker Lane, Colchester, VT, 05446 (Google Map link here) Continue north on North Ave until you see BHS Sports Complex and High School on your left. Turn left and then veer right at the Police station. Turn right and go to end of Battery St, it ends at Sherman St. Take Main Street in Burlington west toward the lake to Battery Street. To Burlington High School 52 Institute Rd, Burlington, VT 05408 (Google Map link here) Take the first right into the parking lot and continue around the back of the building to the left. It is a brick building with a clock on top. Take a right and about 1/2 mile down this road you will come to the high school on the right. You will come to the end of this road connecting to Main Street. To get to the high school you must continue straight. If you look to the left, you will see the Collins-Perley Sports Complex. You will come to a four-way stop intersection. Albans 71 South Main Street, St. Albans, VT 05478 (Google Map link here)įrom interstate 89, get off exit 19. Proceed 100 yards, make a right turn onto the school property. Turn left onto Route 14 (Hannaford and McDonalds are across the street) Drive about 1 mile to a blinking light – take a sharp right onto Ayers Street. I-89 South, take Exit 6, South Barre Exit. This case is a perfect example of why Vermont state officials need to address the major deficiencies and how animal neglect and cruelty cases are handled,” said Brenna Galdenzi of Protect Our Wildlife.Īs kitten season approaches, the time of year when many unfixed cats begin to give birth, shelters say it’s more important now than ever to keep an eye out for cats and support your local shelter.To Barre/Spaulding 155 Ayers St., Barre, VT 05641 (Google Map link here)

This deficiency too often leads to prolonged and unnecessary suffering.

“There was no formal animal cruelty division that’s properly staffed with humane agents. They say the state needs to step up to avoid similar situations in the future. They say staffing shortages among animal service organizations made it a difficult process. Protect Our Wildlife is an animal advocacy group that stepped in to help the Monkton residents deal with the cats. And so those cats we are directing through our trap, neuter and return program,” Danyow said. Others are more shy, more scared ranging to just downright unsocialized. Seems like some of these cats are quite friendly, quite easy around people and will probably be readily adopted. “We have taken in I think about three or four in the last couple of days.

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