Everything Animals: Plenty of puppies in the NEK

Burlington, Vermont - December 14, 2010

If you're thinking of adding a four-legged friend to your home this holiday season then you should check out North Country Animal League.

Vaunne Alden and Jennifer Keller brought a few of the many animals currently in-house, and they're all in need of homes. Alden says NCAL has a surplus of puppies right now after a surprise drop-off of a mom and nine babies. There are also plenty of other dogs and cats that are all looking for forever homes.

Watch the video to see some of the animals and head to www.ncal.com to check out the rest. If you're interested in adopting an animal from North Country Animal League, they can be reached at (802) 888-5065. The facility is located at 3524 Laporte Road in Morrisville.

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