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MSPCA-ANGELL LEADING NEW EFFORT TO INCREASE ADOPTIONS, REDUCE EUTHANASIA, AND
IMPROVE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF SHELTER ANIMALS ACROSS MASSACHUSETTS
Many Massachusetts animal welfare groups are feeling overwhelmed and stuck
trying to manage challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, including a huge
increase in the number of dogs entering shelters and staying there longer, as
well as staffing problems among both shelter and veterinary workers that has
caused burnout and unbelievable stress for those trying to manage a population
often comprised of animals that need more behavior and medical support.
To combat these issues and more, the MSPCA-Angell is leading a new coalition of
animal welfare groups across Massachusetts — Worcester Animal Rescue League
(WARL), Boston Animal Control (BACO), Thomas J O’Connor Animal Control and
Adoption Center (TJO), Dakin Humane Society, and Berkshire Humane Society — that
will work together to improve and save the lives of animals.
“The issues facing animal welfare right now are daunting, to say the least,”
said MSPCA-Angell Vice President of Animal Protection, Mike Keiley. “But we know
that our best chance to address them means we need to work together.”
“So, we’re going to start at the top with one of the most pervasive issues we’re
experiencing, and that’s the dog population crisis,” he added.
The first official act of the coalition will be a group-wide, fee-waived
adoption event—called “Mass Saves” — for all dogs aged one-year and older. The
event begins Monday, July 15 and runs through Sunday, July 21. Hours vary by
location, and all dogs from BACO will be adopted through MSPCA shelters.
Interested adopters may find more information at mspca.org/dogs.
MSPCA-ANGELL TAKES IN NEARLY 40 DOGS FROM OVERCROWDED TEXAS SHELTERS IN LAUNCH
OF NEW PARTNERSHIP
The future is bright for 39 dogs recently brought to the Northeast Animal
Shelter in Massachusetts from Texas—one of the states hit hardest by the ongoing
national dog population crisis.
The flight is the first collaboration between the MSPCA and Operation Kindness,
a lifesaving animal shelter in Carrollton, Texas. The plane arrived at Hanscom
Field in Bedford on the afternoon of May 25.
“Operation Kindness is really unique in that it’s tackling the biggest animal
welfare problems facing the South right now—and those are huge problems,” said
MSPCA-Angell Vice President of Animal Protection, Mike Keiley. “They’re
providing a lifeline to big municipal shelter systems, like Dallas Animal
Services, by taking in some of their animals.” Keiley estimates that shelter
system alone takes in an average of more than 100 animals every single day.
The Operation Kindness dogs range in age from two-months to three-years-old.
They are a variety of breeds and sizes, including Chihuahuas, Poodle mixes,
Hound mixes, and Pit Bull mixes.
They are also the inspiration behind the MSPCA’s next fee-waived adoption event
— called Texas Home ‘Em — for all dogs aged one and older that weigh at least 40
pounds—because everything is bigger in Texas.
The adoptathon will be held during open hours at the MSPCA’s shelters in Boston,
Methuen, Salem, and Centerville on Cape Cod, beginning June 3 at the Northeast
Animal Shelter, June 4 at the other three locations, and running through June 9
at all shelters. More information on the event may be found at mspca.org/dogs.
MSPCA STEPS UP TO HELP MORE THAN TWO DOZEN TEXAS DOGS IMPACTED BY FAILED RESCUE
ORGANIZATION
The MSPCA-Angell is partnering with American Humane and Bissell Pet Foundation
to rescue 25 large breed dogs from Texas. The dogs arrived at Hanscom Field in
Bedford on the afternoon of April 23.
“Many of these dogs were living at a small rescue operation,” explained
MSPCA-Angell Vice President of Animal Protection, Mike Keiley. “But that group
was no longer able to provide the care that they needed, so the dogs started to
suffer, and it became clear they needed to be moved off the property.”
“Unfortunately, it’s near impossible to find transport partners for dogs right
now, especially larger breeds, because most organizations are already full up,”
he expounded, alluding to the national dog population crisis.
“Our own population has been at or near capacity for over a year at this point,
but thanks to the success of our last adoption event, we were able to free up
some space and knew we had to help.”
The dogs range in age from 12-weeks to 10-years-old and are mostly mixes of
large breeds, including Pit Bulls, Labrador Retrievers, Hounds, and Catahoulas.
After their arrival in Bedford, they were split between all four of the MSPCA’s
Adoption Centers. They will be available for adoption following their
state-mandated 48-hour quarantine and after receiving any medical care they may
need.
The MSPCA will post updates on the dogs’ adoption statuses on its social media
pages. Keiley estimates caring for the dogs is expected to cost roughly $5,000.
Those interested in donating to help offset that cost may do so at
mspca.org/donate.
MSPCA-ANGELL AND NORTHEAST ANIMAL SHELTER RESCUE 10 DOGS FROM MASSIVE ARKANSAS
CRUELTY CASE
Posted on November 4, 2021 by Sara-Rose Brenner
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“Scared but Friendly” Arrivals Settling in; Shelter Teams Plan Adoptions before
Thanksgiving
BOSTON and Salem, Mass., Nov. 4, 2021 – Ten dogs rescued from a massive animal
cruelty case in Arkansas are now safe after teams from the MSPCA-Angell and
Northeast Animal Shelter (NEAS) drove to Tennessee on Monday, Nov. 1, loaded
them into a van and drove them to the Bay State, where they arrived yesterday.
The new arrivals are among 280 dogs and 100 cats found living in deplorable
conditions at the Humane Society of the Delta in Helena, Arkansas, which was
shut down by state officials last week following a police raid that uncovered
dead and emaciated dogs, a huge rat infestation, and mountains of trash. The
shelter’s director is facing hundreds of animal cruelty charges.
Coalition Effort to Save “Scared, Skinny but Friendly” Dogs
The 10 dogs taken in by the MSPCA and NEAS are Pit Bulls aged from three to six
years, and appear to be healthy overall. They, along with hundreds of others,
were first evacuated from the Arkansas shelter on Oct. 23 and taken to the
Animal Rescue Corps in Tennessee.
A coalition of regional animal welfare organizations then worked together to
save the animals, including the Humane Society of Tulsa, Cabot Animal Services
in Cabot, Arkansas, the Nashville Humane Society, Arkansas Pet Savers, and the
Humane Society of Independence County in Batesville, Arkansas. Moreover, the
BISSELL Pet Foundation provided logistics support as well as funding and
emergency grants for some animals who required surgery and heartworm treatment.
Mike Keiley, director of adoption centers and programs for both NEAS and the
MSPCA-Angell, says the teams arrived just in time.
“These dogs absolutely needed a safe place to land as soon as they were out of
the Arkansas shelter, and I’m grateful to the other humane organizations who
assisted with the rescue and relocation efforts,” he said.
“The 10 dogs in our care are quite friendly and social despite all they’ve gone
through, but given the trauma they’ve endured, we’ll need ‘hero’ adopters
willing to work patiently with them to help them adapt to their home lives,”
added Keiley.
HERO Adopters Needed!
The dogs will serve out their mandatory 48-hour quarantine at NEAS’ Salem
facility before some will be moved to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Methuen and
the MSPCA-Cape Cod in Centerville. The dogs will be available for adoption the
week of Nov. 8, and anyone interested in adopting can visit neas.org/adopt for
more information, or to apply.
Support the Animals!
The new arrivals are just some of the thousands of animals the MSPCA will care
for in 2021 alone—both inside and outside its adoption centers. Readers who
would like to offset the cost of their care—and the care of animals just like
them—can click www.neas.org/arkansasdogs to make a donation.
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ON ANY GIVEN DAY
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MILO
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
Location Salem, MA
Gender Male
Age 10 Months
MACY
LABRADOR RETRIEVER
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 6 Months
ALOO
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Male
Age 3 Years
NONA
GOOSE
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Months
BUGGSY
PAINT
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 21 Years
DAYLIGHT
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
KIWI
AMERICAN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Male
Age 2 Months
POTATO
GUINEA PIG
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
MASON JAN
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 3 Months
PUDDIN
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 3 Years
OLIVE
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 7 Years
NAOMI CAMPBELL
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
GOLD RUSH
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
SQUISHY
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
MARSHMALLOW
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 7 Years
AMISTOSO
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 7 Years
LOGAN
AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER
Location Salem, MA
Gender Male
Age 3 Years
CHEF BOYARDEE
PIT BULL TERRIER
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 11 Years
SHELBIE
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 3 Months
QUARTER
GUINEA PIG
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
ELMO
AMERICAN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Male
Age 2 Months
HAROLD
RAT
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 1 Years
SCOOTALOO
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 2 Months
NELLY
CAROLINA DOG
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 4 Years
MILO
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
Location Salem, MA
Gender Male
Age 10 Months
MACY
LABRADOR RETRIEVER
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 6 Months
ALOO
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Male
Age 3 Years
NONA
GOOSE
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Months
BUGGSY
PAINT
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 21 Years
DAYLIGHT
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
KIWI
AMERICAN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Male
Age 2 Months
POTATO
GUINEA PIG
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
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each year. Help us give them the homes they deserve.
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ANGELL IS HIRING
View our current job openings for staff veterinarians and veterinary
technicians.
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ANGELLS OF KINDNESS
Our monthly donors are always on the job, helping the animals that need help the
most.
Join the Angells of Kindness
DOG TRAINING
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methods.
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ADOPT A PET
ADOPT A PET
We care for and adopt out thousands of homeless and unwanted animals each year.
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OUR WORK IN ACTION
MSPCA-Angell Leading New Effort to Increase Adoptions, Reduce Euthanasia, and
Improve Health and Wellbeing of Shelter Animals Across Massachusetts
BOSTON, July 10, 2024 – The Covid-19 pandemic changed the world as we know it
and left havoc in its wake for many sectors, including animal welfare, which is
still trying to manage the extreme challenges it caused. That includes a huge
increase in the number of dogs entering shelters and staying there longer, along
with staffing problems among both shelter and veterinary workers that has caused
burnout and unbelievable stress for those trying to manage a population often
comprised of animals that need more behavior and medical support.
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MSPCA at Nevins Farm Holding Fee-Waived Open House for Goats!
METHUEN, Mass., June 26, 2024 – The MSPCA at Nevins Farm is holding its
second-ever fee-waived open house for goats on Saturday, June 29. The event
comes after the surrender of dozens of goats from a property in Ayer—some of
whom were pregnant.
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MSPCA-Angell Takes in More than 50 Boxers Surrendered from Essex County Property
BOSTON, June 12, 2024 – Dozens of Boxers are resting and recuperating throughout
the MSPCA’s shelter system after they were surrendered at an Essex County
property on June 11.
The 60 dogs have a wide age range, from newborn puppies to seniors. They will
not be available for adoption until they have undergone medical and behavioral
evaluations—something that could take weeks for some of the dogs.
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ADOPTABLE ANIMALS
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LOVE STORY
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
BLUE
PARAKEET
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Unknown
Age 5 Years
THOREAU
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Boston
Gender Male
Age 2 Years
PM
GUINEA PIG
Location Boston
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
NORI
GUINEA PIG
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 3 Years
OLIVIA
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 10 Years
DOLLAR
GUINEA PIG
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
TRIX
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Boston
Gender Male
Age 1 Years
LIAM
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 2 Months
MARJORIE
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
BLUE
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
Location Boston
Gender Male
Age 7 Years
GORGEOUS
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
OBSIDIAN
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 2 Years
NONA
GOOSE
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Months
HAROLD
RAT
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 1 Years
LEXI
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
DIME
GUINEA PIG
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
WILLOW
AMERICAN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Months
KITTY
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 12 Years
DOVE 3
DOVE
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Unknown
Age 4 Months
NAOMI CAMPBELL
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
SEQUOIA
BOXER
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Male
Age 3 Years
PAYDAY
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Cape Cod
Gender Female
Age 2 Months
TIRAMISU
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Salem, MA
Gender Female
Age 6 Months
LOVE STORY
CHICKEN
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
BLUE
PARAKEET
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Unknown
Age 5 Years
THOREAU
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Boston
Gender Male
Age 2 Years
PM
GUINEA PIG
Location Boston
Gender Female
Age 1 Years
NORI
GUINEA PIG
Location Cape Cod
Gender Male
Age 3 Years
OLIVIA
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 10 Years
DOLLAR
GUINEA PIG
Location Nevins Farm
Gender Female
Age 2 Years
TRIX
DOMESTIC SHORTHAIR
Location Boston
Gender Male
Age 1 Years
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