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Welcome to Vermont Companion Animal Neutering Inc. (VT-CAN!)

One unspayed female with access to just one unaltered male quickly becomes dozens. Don't wait, have your pet spayed or neutered as soon as possible!

Opening summer of 2008!

VT-CAN! will offer low cost spay/neuter for people who cannot afford to go to a full service veterinarian because of income or because they have numerous animals.

VT-CAN! wants to help people have their animals spayed or neutered.

Common Problems share a simple solution!

My male cat has started spraying.
Male cats neutered early are far less likely to ever start spraying. Neuter your male cat early- as young as 8 weeks!

My female cat is in heat and the yowling is driving me crazy.
Spay females before their first heat and they won't yowl and the chances of them getting certain kinds of cancers have been eliminated.

My male dog keeps roaming and humping our guests' legs.
Neutered males are less likely to roam and bother guests with undesirable behavior.

My female dog is spotting on the rug and all male dogs in the neighborhood keep coming to our yard.
Spayed females do not spot and do not attract unwanted visits from male suitors.

Spay/Neuter eliminates the risk of certain cancers and reduces many undesirable behaviors. Spayed or neutered dogs and cats are happier, healthier, companions.

Preventing problems before they start is much easier than trying to stop them once they have begun!



Why the need for a low cost clinic in Central Vermont?

Three main reasons people do not have their pets spayed or neuter are:

Affordability - VT-CAN! is affordable for most people and will offer financial assistance when possible.

Accessibility - VT-CAN! is centrally located in the state and will eventually offer transports from more remote areas.

Education - VT-CAN!, along with SpayED, will help educate people about the importance of spaying/neutering companion animals.
We Can Prevent this... Spay/Neuter Saves Lives!

Unwanted animals oten wind up in already overcrowded, overburdened shelters. More dogs and cats die from Euthanasia than anything else in this country.


“Something is wrong here, I feel so alone
This cage is so cold, I want to go home….”

“Here in this back room it’s flooded with fear
Many a soul has made its way here.
Now I see the needle – it’s perfectly clear…”


from “Why Don’t You Love Me?” by Dwayne Roberson

Vermont Companion Animal Neutering, 19A Bailey Meadows Rd, Middlesex, VT 05602, 802-223-0034