Baypath Humane Society

Greyhound Friends helps homeless dogs find new homes, especially those who were overbred or discarded when they were no longer useful, including sporting and sighthound breeds. In Massachusetts and all of New England, we adopt dogs to responsible, devoted homes.

MWHS, a proponent of animal welfare, concentrates on ensuring the wellbeing of cats in the Metrowest Boston region, including helping them find loving homes.

The Framingham Animal Control is an animal shelter that houses and cares for stray, unwanted, and owner-rendered animals, including dogs and cats, in Massachusetts.

An all-volunteer, non-profit, no-kill sanctuary for stray and abandoned cats is the Milford Humane Society. We help to care for and find homes for the increasing number of homeless cats in the area since we were first established in September 1990 to meet a need in the community. These cats hunt for food in garbage and seek out refuge wherever they can in order to survive.

The main goal of the humane organization Save A Dog is to save and rehome abandoned dogs. As an all-breed, all-volunteer dog rescue organization, we started in 1999 and operated there for nine years. Finally, we have a magnificent building and kennel in Sudbury, Massachusetts, which we are renting to own. A privately funded 501(c)3 group, Save A Dog. The tax ID for our company is 04-3476937.

Our goal is to help homeless Golden Retrievers by offering them complete medical treatment, behavioral assessments, and adoptive homes.