Animal Shelters

Families in underserved locations can obtain cheap animal care resources through our community outreach program.

The Lowell Humane Society is one of the oldest humane organizations in the state of Massachusetts. It was established in 1873 with the goal of avoiding cruelty. The Lowell Humane Society puts out great effort to stop cruelty, care for stray and hurt animals, and inform people about proper pet ownership.

Furry Tails offers your cherished dogs the tender care and consideration they merit in a welcoming setting.

One of New England's largest no-kill animal shelters for puppies, kittens, cats, and dogs is the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, Massachusetts. open each day.

Poodle Rescue of New England is a Massachusetts-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization devoted to the rescue, rehabilitation, and re-homing of poodles.

The People for Animals League is a private, non-profit, 501(c)3 organization devoted to assisting animals in nearby towns. It was established in 1989. We are working to encourage responsibility for animals, foster empathy and compassion, and deepen understanding. We organize the adoption of pets into suitable families, offer community-wide humane education programs, help with lost and found pets, and promote spaying and neutering of animals to reduce population growth.

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.

By helping them when they are homeless, in danger, or simply need assistance, Forever Paws Animal Shelter provides animals a new lease on life. We serve as the contracted shelter for the municipalities of Fall River, New Bedford, and Westport. All the stray animals in these locations, as well as pets who have been turned in by their owners, are housed and cared for by us. Our goal is to rehome animals in a way that is morally right and advantageous to both the general welfare of the animal and our neighborhood.

Our goal is to give unwanted, abandoned, and stray animals in the Greater New Bedford and Fall River areas professional, humane treatment. We also campaign for the ethical treatment of animals everywhere and educate the public about animal welfare.