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Continue assisting Animal Rescue Front in rescuing the lives of the abandoned, abused, and vulnerable.

We offer exceptional field, adoption, and veterinary services. Through specialized police investigations and advocacy efforts targeted at bolstering the laws that protect animals, we also address the underlying causes of animal cruelty and neglect.

In Plymouth's Cedarville neighborhood, there is a town facility called the Animal Shelter. For Plymouth's stray and abandoned cats and dogs, we offer shelter. We only accept appointments for adoption viewings. Call us at 508-888-1186 to learn more about the animals we are currently caring for and offering for adoption.

The purpose of AFTA was to compassionately reduce the amount of unintended animal births in order to save and improve the lives of dogs and cats.

An all-volunteer, neighborhood-based nonprofit organization called The Friends of the Marshfield, MA Animal Shelter, Inc. was founded in August 2015. We have a 501(c)3 public charity registration with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Attorney General.

A non-profit animal welfare group called Friends of the Plymouth Pound (FPP) is committed to finding "forever homes" for rescued cats and dogs on the South Shore. The Friends, a nonprofit organization founded in 1984, and its devoted and compassionate volunteers have helped thousands of animals—both owned and stray—by offering assistance through the group's several initiatives, which include adoption, low-cost spay/neutering, and educational outreach.