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| Adoption Hours! |
Monday: Closed Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Wednesday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thursday: 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Saturday: 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sunday: 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. |
DIRECTIONS WE LOVE VISITORS!! |
| We are always needing good clean items for our yard sales. If you have something you would like to donate - just call the shelter and they can set up a time that will work for you. We have only 2 small rooms to store yard sale items so please be kind.....don't give us things that you could not sell. We love our yard sales and it simply can't cost more for dumpster charges than we make at the sale. No clothing, shoes, computers or exercise equipment - no printers- no scanners and no junk - Please. These things simply do not sell. Call 754-2228 if you have questions. |

| WE WILL HAVE A NEW EMAIL ADDRESS animals@fasv.comcastbiz.net |
| NEXT YARD SALE SAT. FEB. 20 – 9AM – 2PM SUN. FEB. 21 - 9AM – 12N We need stuff so if you have been cleaning cupboards and need a place to bring your treasures - thanks for thinking of us. |
| Annual Country Auction July 3, 2010 - at the Gateway in Newport. 6 pm. To guarantee a seat inside advance tickets are available for $20.00 each and this will be deducted from any purchase. vermonttravel2002@yahoo.com to reserve your space. |
| Our dinner at the INGLENOOK LODGE in Jay, Vt. was a huge success. We had a full house and everyone loved the food and the warmth of the lodge and the fun of having dinner with new and old friends. This was an amazing fund raiser for the Frontier Animal Society and we want to thank Svein and Janice Kruse (owners of Inglenook) and Russ Ingalls from Adam Kipp Real Estate. And did I mention the chef "Charlie" - He was amazing too. The grand total for this fund raiser was $1,234.00. Thank you........ |
| FRONTIER ANIMAL SOCIETY IN ORLEANS, VT. www.frontieranimalsociety.com As in every home updates and repairs have to be made all the time. Our shelter is no exception to that rule. This year our focus is on updating our kitchen/greeting/laundry room. This room was originally intended for a kitchen and food supply area but we also use it for adopters to meet and greet their new family pet and it houses a washer and dryer and a small table and a fridge that no longer works. We have the opportunity to buy an entire set of second hand kitchen cupboards and have them installed for $1300.00. We would actually have doors that closed and we could put all the animal food away. We are working on trying to purchase a stove and fridge to go into this kitchen space. Not only do our volunteers make hamburg and rice mixtures at home for the dogs that need specialty food or are ill and bring it in, but our cans of food are spread throughout the shelter too. Our peanut butter for the kongs are in the towel cupboards and the toys are in the basement and that is just part of the problem. Right now we have awesome volunteers and 2 paid staff that do everything but sleep over in the process of caring for 60 plus cats and dogs. Many people come early in the morning or after working all day to walk a dog or pet a kitty or sweep a floor. Our goal is to have a safe clean place for them to also keep a sandwich or heat some food for themselves while filling food dishes for our animals. The kitchen is used all the time and could very much use an upgrade. If you would like to make a donation to our “Kitchen Caboodle” we would be most grateful and please come and visit our shelter. |

