Milford 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.

The Hopkinton-based Baypath Humane Society is committed to giving abandoned or unwanted pets a loving home as well as shelter, care, and humane treatment. By encouraging relationships, advancing information, and having a positive effect on pet overpopulation, we aim to assist our community.

A 501(C)3 non-profit dog rescue with a Massachusetts address is called Pawfect Life Rescue, Inc. We are a committed group of men and women whose goal is to provide responsible, loving homes for stray dogs. We are a rescue that welcomes families. We seek to raise awareness of the value of caring for pets in the community, and we consider success to be the capacity to significantly improve the lives we touch!

A non-profit, no-kill organization, The Purr-fect Cat Shelter (PCS) is entirely volunteer run. With the ultimate goal of finding each cat a permanent home, it was founded to give cats temporary refuge and care. Accepted cats stay in the shelter for as long as is necessary; they are not put to sleep just because they haven't found a home yet.

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.