Animal Shelters

Kitty Connection is committed to saving unwanted, abused, and homeless cats and dogs. Kitty Connection is a non-profit organization run entirely by volunteers. Only donations keep us afloat. Until loving adopters can be located, all rescued animals are fostered by volunteers in their own homes.

To provide specialized support and care for kittens and cats that are difficult to place, Lucky Cats Rescue collaborates with a few other rescues and shelters. LCR works to match those cats and kittens with the people who will benefit from them. We think that the closeness of the link between pets and their owners can bring happiness and solace during trying times.

We fight to enact stricter legislation protecting greyhounds and outlaw dog racing both domestically and internationally.

A TRUE no-kill cat rescue and adoption group, BCCC helps feral (wild) and abandoned cats, as well as the kittens they give birth to. We encourage low-cost spaying and neutering of companion animals and inform the public about local animal problems, including providing guidance and aid to locals who are coping with circumstances involving homeless cats or who need to rehome a cat.

The Cat Connection is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit no-kill organization made up entirely of volunteers (with the exception of our shelter director), whose main goal is to rescue mistreated, unwanted, stray, neglected, and injured cats and to make it as easy as possible for them to find loving, permanent homes.

It's hard to believe that such a facility exists for homeless dogs, but it does: Shultz's Guest House is a 501c3 canine rescue shelter, situated on 200 private acres in Dedham, Massachusetts. Dogs and visitors feel as though they have entered paradise because it is surrounded by trees, ponds, and the Charles River runs through it.

The biggest Old English Sheepdog rescue organization in the country is New England Old English Sheepdog Rescue, Inc. (NEOESR).

Saving two lives simultaneously by retraining unwanted horses and canines for service

The TJO Animal Control and Adoption Center's animals are cared for by the Foundation for TJO Animals, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We provide financial support for medical care and rehabilitative services when animals require a little extra tender loving care. We provide the finest care we can for sick and wounded animals. We also encourage environmental enrichment, which refers to activities and tools that reduce stress for our residents while they are in the shelter.