ARL Boston Rescue Tweets
- The rescuer and Daisy both on the ground. twitpic.com/csghlt 19 hours ago
- Daisy has been rescued & is in the bag. She does not seem to be too happy there. She was not in there long. twitpic.com/csgh8l 20 hours ago
- Daisy, a repeat offender, moved during the rescue. Luckily this time she moved closer, unlike the other times. twitpic.com/csggn9 20 hours ago
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Tag Archives: Animals
Thoughts Go Out to the People and Pets of Moore, OK
Our thoughts are with the people and pets affected by the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma yesterday. Stay strong Oklahoma, our hearts are with you. As we approach the summer storm season we encourage you to test your knowledge of spring storm … Continue reading
Dog Bite Prevention: Advice and Signs to Look for in Dogs
May 19-25th marks National Dog Bite Prevention Week, a week designed to help educate the public about the nearly 5 million dog bites that happen every year. A few facts from the AVMA: 800,000 Americans seek medical attention for dog bites every … Continue reading
Extended Hours for ASPCA Challenge Kick-Off Weekend
We can’t believe that the kick-off weekend for the ASPCA Rachael Ray Challenge is less than two weeks away! We have some exciting things planned for June 1-3 including extended adoption hours and *giveaways when you adopt a cat! To … Continue reading
Pet of the Week: Crescent
Crescent is a fantastic companion! She is a great mix of affectionate and independent. She loves to say hi to everyone and will greet you with purrs and headbutting. While she does love attention, she is also just as content … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Boston, Adoption
Tagged Adopt, adopt a pet, Animal Rescue League, Animals, Boston, Cat, Cats, kitty, Pet adoption, Pets, South End
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Looking for Quality Healthcare for Your Pet in Boston?
BOSTON VETERINARY CARE is currently accepting new clients! If you’re looking for a quality vet clinic with friendly staff you should visit Boston Veterinary Care at the Animal Rescue League of Boston. The BVC team of highly-skilled and dedicated veterinarians … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Boston, News
Tagged Animals, Boston, Boston Veterinary Care, Pet Care, Pets, vet, veterinarian
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Canine Massage Comes to Shelter Dogs at the League
Time for some rest and relaxation for our shelter dogs… People all over the world frequent spas and salons searching for ways to relax. One of the most popular methods for finding calm is by having a massage. Letting your … Continue reading
With Fleas and Ticks, Don’t Take Any Risks!
The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and spring is finally here! As much as we love this weather, we pet owners need to remember that fleas and ticks do too. While we are out and about stretching our … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, News
Tagged Animal Rescue League of Boston, Animals, Boston, Fleas, Frontline, Health, Outdoors, Pet Care, Pet Health, Pets, Ticks, veterinarian, Warm Weather
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Governor Appoints Dr. Smith-Blackmore
Governor Patrick recently appointed the League’s Vice President of Animal Welfare, Dr. Martha Smith-Blackmore, as a member of the advisory committee for the Mass Homeless Animal Prevention and Care Fund. The committee will advise the State on distribution of funds … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Boston, Events, News
Tagged animal care, Animal Rescue League, Animal welfare, Animals, Boston, Cats, Dogs, Mass Homeless Animal Fund, Massachusetts, Pets, Politics
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Happy Mother’s Day
We would like to wish our foster moms, our adopter moms and all moms a beautiful and joyous Mother’s Day. Thank you for all that you do!
Posted in Blog, Boston, Events, News
Tagged Adopt, Animal Rescue League, Animal Rescue League of Boston, Animals, Boston, Cats, Kittens, Mom, Mothers, mothers day, Pets
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Chestnut Hill School Children Make Gifts For Shelter Animals
Last week the children at the Chestnut Hill School donated cat beds and dog toys that they had made for our shelter animals in honor of the “Heart of the Hill Community Service Day.” The two girls in the picture … Continue reading







