Some pets even become abandoned, according to Brian Adams, Spokesman for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mr. Adams continues to say, "We've seen dogs that have either been chained up outside or left in the yard when the people have left, we've seen cats who are just set free''.
If you own a pet and can no longer pay for their food or shelter here are some places you can take your pet so they can find a new loving home.
- MSPCA
- Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center (617) 522-5055
- Metro South Animal Care and Adoption Center (508) 586-2053
- Nevins Farm (978) 687-7453
- The Animal Rescue League of Boston (617) 426-9170
- Dedham branch: (781) 326-0729
- Lower Cape Cod branch: (508) 255-1030
If you also have the time and resources available may I also suggest to use petfinder.com to find the pet you are looking for. That's how I found my rescue dog, and couldn't be more happier with her. I mean, who is going to say no to that face!
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