The Animal Rescue League of Boston is an unwavering champion for animals in need, committed to keeping them safe and healthy in habitats and homes. The Animal Rescue League of Boston's (ARL) Community Cats Program provides care for hundreds of community cats from throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on an annual basis, but as we get into the warmer months, ARL is seeing more and more of the most vulnerable - kittens born in the wild.
Dedicated to Making a Difference ARL is the only large animal welfare organization in Massachusetts with a dedicated agent working with community cats.
Dedicated to Making a Difference ARL is the only large animal welfare organization in Massachusetts with a dedicated agent working with community cats.
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For over twelve decades, ARL has responded to the needs of animals and supported a community in which animals are protected, safe, and healthy - in homes and out of shelters. Our "reason for being" dates back to our founding in 1899 when Anna Harris Smith, a social worker from Dorchester took action when she saw both the cruel mistreatment of Boston's working horses, and the number of stray and homeless animals living on the streets.
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As a leader in animal welfare, the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) is committed to preventing animal suffering, neglect, and abuse in Massachusetts. Law Enforcement investigates crimes against animal cruelty, abuse, and neglect. ARL employs Special State Police Officers, with the authority to enforce animal cruelty and neglect laws.
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The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) is an unwavering champion for animals in need, committed to keeping them safe and healthy in habitats and homes. While we make every effort possible to help keep an animal where they belong, it's inevitable that some animals in need will make their way into our shelters before they can be connected with a loving family.
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The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) is a leader in animal health and safety, keeping animals out of shelters and in the habitats and homes where they belong. Make an appointment at Boston Veterinary Care - a clinic with a mission, all proceeds benefit shelter animals at ARL! A monthly column presented by ARL's President & CEO Dr. Edward Schettino and tackles many of the topics and issues we as pet owners face every day. Contact an ARL representative at (617) 426-9170 x166 regarding basic behavioral questions about your pet.
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