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Humane Society of Knox County
17 Buttermilk Lane
Thomaston, ME, 04841
Phone : (207) 594-2200

	Humane Society Waterville Area The number of towns that contract with the Shelter for animal control/shelter services increased significantly, putting an even greater strain on the already over crowded facility. The threat of disease spread by airborne pathogens was constant due to an outdated ventilation system. A makeshift quarantine room was insufficient for the Shelter's requirement and storage space had been taken over by animals in need.

	J & A's Brittanys The breeding program here at J & A's Brittanysis purpose driven and spans several generations. It emphasizes the field attributes of a close working gun dog, a dog that will naturally work within shot gun range for their handler without being 'boot lickers'. Our Brittanys possess a strong drive and desire to search for wild birds but without leaving the county. They easily exceed the desired expectations of the bird hunter who enjoys a day long hunt with their best friend.

	Kartel Brittany, Inc. Here you will find information about Kartel Brittanys, Inc. boarding kennel, gun dog training, and hunting information, as well as Brittany puppy, starter dog, and companion dog availability. Kartel Brittanys are bred for the duality of the breed.

	Kennebec Valley Humane Society Since 1927 the Kennebec Valley Humane Society has provided shelter, food, and medical services to local animals in need. Our mission is to care for, protect and place animals for adoption in lifelong homes; to prevent cruelty to animals by educating our communities in the proper and humane care of all animals. Our vision is to end pet overpopulation and to advance the humane treatment of all animals.

	Kitty Cat Lane Rescue Kitty Cat Lane Rescue is a No Kill, cage-less feline rescue, dedicated to homeless and feral cats and kittens in the Southern Maine area. Our objective is to humanely trap, provide care, medically clear and spay or neuter these cats, then rehabilitate, socialize, and place adoptable cats in responsible, loving homes. Our intent is also to educate the public about responsible pet ownership, and the importance of spaying and neutering all pets to help end animal overpopulation.