Veterinary Efforts in Giving to Animals

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Veterinary Efforts in Giving to Animals (VETEGA Inc.), a non-profit organization founded in 2005 in the Lamoille region, has been formed to collect and administer funds for stray and injured animals in need of veterinary care. The VETEGA general fund provides grants to veterinarians so they can provide medical and/or surgical services for ownerless animals or injured or ill animals whose owners ca

n’t afford all or part of treatment. VETEGA help has been as minimal as providing vaccines for a stray cat to helping to treat cats with urinary obstruction, dogs with lacerations, animals with infections, etc. VETEGA provides grants up to $500 per patient - while this is not always enough to cover all costs, this allows us to keep our fund going and helping as many animals as possible. VETEGA strives to make a direct impact on our community by limiting grants to Lamoille County pets and partnering with organizations like the Clarina Howards Nichols center and Lamoille Valley Veterinary Services, who provide services to adoptable patients at a discounted rate and match a portion of all grants for their care.

Believe in the power of community, every share makes a difference! The search is over, Corn beef has finally found his f...
07/17/2026

Believe in the power of community, every share makes a difference!
The search is over, Corn beef has finally found his forever home and best friend for life! 🙌
Thanks to each and every one of you who shared our post and helped make this dream a reality! 💕

Corn Beef wants to wish everyone a happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸He also wanted to remind everyone that he's still looking for hi...
07/04/2026

Corn Beef wants to wish everyone a happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸
He also wanted to remind everyone that he's still looking for his forever home. He's not too proud to take a seat on the VETEGA Resale shelf if it helps spread the word and showcase his availability for adoption.

Where’s the beef?

We are looking for recipe contributions for the VETEGA Cookbook! Please send recipes to Crystal@LVVSonline.comFavorite p...
05/25/2026

We are looking for recipe contributions for the VETEGA Cookbook!
Please send recipes to [email protected]
Favorite pet treats and favorite human treat recipes please.
GF, Vegan and Vegetarian recipes welcome.

$10 per ticket -  Enter to win a Dog DNA test by Royal Canin.Do you want to know what breed your dog is? Do you want to ...
05/08/2026

$10 per ticket - Enter to win a Dog DNA test by Royal Canin.

Do you want to know what breed your dog is?
Do you want to know if he/she is predisposed to any health concerns?

A ROYAL CANIN® Genetic Health Analysis™ will:
Determine the breeds that make up your dog, comparing your dog’s DNA to the unique genetic signatures of more than 365 dog breeds with your dog’s breed mix reported down to 1%.
Help create a proactive plan for your dog’s health care with more than 265 health conditions including MDR1 for drug sensitivity, as well as, over 50 trait variants, some of which may have health consequences.
Predict your dog’s likely adult weight and size, providing a benchmark you can use to ensure your dog stays at a healthy weight and develop a tailored nutritional plan with your veterinarian.
The science is complex, but the process is simple
Your veterinarian collects a small, painless DNA cheek swab sample. Your veterinarian activates the kit online and mails the sample to the lab. The sample arrives at our lab, where it is processed and analyzed.
After 3-4 weeks, a report is sent to your veterinarian and to you. Meet with your veterinarian to discuss the breed ancestry, how it may impact training and behaviors, and decide together on a health and nutrition plan for your dog.
($122 value)
https://vetega.betterworld.org/giveaways/wisdom-panel-dog-dna-collection

Meet "Corn Beef". He is a rags to riches story. He was found by a good Samaritan 1 month ago. He was emaciated, cold, di...
04/17/2026

Meet "Corn Beef". He is a rags to riches story. He was found by a good Samaritan 1 month ago. He was emaciated, cold, dirty and had severe stomatitis (inflammation of the mouth). He started with us at 4.7lb and he is now up to 7lb. Thanks to VETEGA and the Mona Pants Foundation, we were able to do full bloodwork and dental treatment which required numerous extractions. He is healing well. He still has a ways to go but he is ready to go to a forever home. He is very calm and just wants to be loved. Stop by LVVS to meet him and/or spread the word to any potential adopters. Neutered male and assumed to be a senior cat but can't really tell. We have microchipped him and he's gotten his first vaccines. He will need a booster ~5/6.

04/08/2026

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