Hull Seaside Animal Rescue

Our shelter reunites scores of abandoned dogs with their appreciative owners each year and provides homes for an average of more than 500 animals. Our pets come to us from all across the state and stay with us for however long they require. We do not, and we have never, euthanized animals in order to make room in the shelter.

We promote spay and neuter programs as a way to control pet overpopulation, and we continuously work to be the top community resource for education on proper animal welfare. "Our mission is to advocate for animals by providing safety until home placement of those in our care," the organization's mission statement reads.

The Massachusetts Humane Society was established on June 7, 2004, as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is also a volunteer-run, no-kill organization.

We are committed to rescuing dogs from high-kill shelters in Central Arkansas and elsewhere that have been abandoned, mistreated, or abused. We support regional canine surrenders, shelters, and specialized rescue operations outside of Central Arkansas even though our rescue efforts are concentrated there.

The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) has been providing assistance to animals and those who care for them for more than 120 years; in fact, we are frequently the first to respond. With more than 1,000 committed volunteers and 100 staff members, ARL provides unwavering support to local communities, families, and animals.

Animal control deals with sick or injured wildlife, cats, dogs, and other pets. We don't answer obnoxious wildlife calls.