North Country Animal League

In November 2007, Justice for Dogs was established. Our founder, Amy Touchette, saw that the prospects for dogs who didn't make it into the typical shelters were bleak. Even the more difficult to adopt animals, she thought every dog deserved a shot at a loving home. All of them could find wonderful homes with love and care, and many years later, we have been very successful in doing just that.

An independent, non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization, CVHS receives no money from the federal or state governments. The Humane Society of the United States and the ASPCA are not linked with us. Individual contributions, small fees for some services, regional businesses, fundraising activities, grants, and other sources totally support us.

To give a place to live to animals that are homeless or in need Animals should be rescued from dangerous situations and treated for their injuries or maltreatment to prevent cruelty.

The goal of N.G.A., a non-profit greyhound adoption group, is to house ex-racers, neuter each one, and integrate them into the local communities. As they unwind and acclimate to their golden years, dogs are welcomed into our kennel and socialized with our volunteers and other Greyhounds.

A shelterless rescue organization called For the Love of Dogs Vermont is situated in the Mad River Valley of Vermont. We pledge to save dogs from a variety of southern states while promoting dog rescue through instruction and awareness-building.

Through rescue, rehabilitation, education, and adoption, our organization is committed to the physical and mental rehabilitation of former puppy mill and underprivileged English bulldogs.