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http://petsinneedanimalrescue.org Our main 'office' is in Dracut MA , however we have adoption centers
in Nashua, NH and Somerville, MA , and often do adoptions in Dracut,
MA and Pelham, NH. Our website is http://petsinneedanimalrescue.org and
our contact info is 978-459-8700 or petsinneed@gmail.com MHS was started on June 7th, 2004 with a handful of caring and supporting Volunteers that wanted to help reach out to homeless, neglected and abused animals. Our mission at Mass Humane Society is to help rescue animals, reduce pet overpopulation through loving adoptions, provide EFFECTIVE MEANS for THE PREVENTION of CRUELTY to ALL ANIMALS and THE HUMANE TREATMENT of ALL ANIMALS, low cost Spay/Neuter assistance, and to broaden clinic participation and develop educational information on these important issues. MHS promotes and educates the humane way to handle the Feral Cat population by the means of (TNR) Trap-Neuter-Return, about the importance of animal welfare, and the co-existing with wildlife because of the depletion of their habitats and environments in Massachusetts and other states. Mass Humane Society is a section 501 (c) 3, non-profit, no-kill, all Volunteer team, therefore, we do not receive any Town, City, State or Federal funding. MHS depends solely on donations from it's supporters and the dedicated Volunteers. Mass Humane Society's biggest mission and goal became a REALITY on September 30th, 2006 - the MHS animal shelter opened. MHS is constantly and diligently rescuing and helping animals in need. Mass Humane Society is looking for donations to achieve many more missions
and goals that will BRING PEOPLE AND PETS TOGETHER!! Mass Humane Society
is a short term and long term haven for all the animals that come to
our Shelter. ** We Keep Until We Find ** If you would like to join our
great team of MHS Volunteers in helping and caring for the animals, please
contact us at 781-335-1300. The Quincy Animal Shelter is a 100% volunteer-run organization. The Shelter has NO PAID STAFF and relies completely on our volunteers and the community for support. Incorporated in November 1999 as a non-profit Massachusetts charity, we are also a recognized charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. Since 1999 the Quincy Animal Shelter has placed more than 3,600 cats and dogs into loving and forever homes through out MA and New England. As a "no kill" shelter, we make every effort to find the right home for every animal in our care. This means we exercise the same ethical and humane treatment of animals in our facility that you would for your own family feline or canine friend. Every animal receives age-appropriate vaccinations and, if old enough, is spayed or neutered before finding its forever family. Delivering this type of care involves many volunteers, an active and dedicated management, and a lot of money. Our budget runs approximately $100,000 every year in order to keep doing what we do to help the dogs and cats of Quincy . Please visit our Volunteer and Wish List pages to find out about ways you can help. Our capacity at the Shelter is limited to a maximum of 12 dogs and 15 to 25 cats, depending on ages and condition of the cats. Our dream is to eventually find a larger facility so that we can continue our mission on a larger scale and serve the continuous needs of the community and the animals
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