| Hi,
The attached is from a very old (over 3 years old) list of the no-kill
shelters in this area. Since the list is so old, I can't say if
the shelters still exists or if they are still No-Kill shelters.
But just ASK alot of questions if you do call them. The sad news is
most good no-kill shelters are always full and have a very long list
of cats waiting to be rescued. good Luck....
o Volunteer Humane Society Lancaster 508-365-9470
o Pat Brody Shelter For Cats Lunenburg 508-582-6116
o Framingham Humane Society Framingham 508-875-3776
o Bosler Humane Society Barre 508-882-3136
o Northeast Animal Shelter Salem 508-745-9888
o Kitty Angels Tweksbury 508-649-4681
o Neads W. Boylston 508-835-3304
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| I would highly recommend NE Shelter in Salem, MA. They have helped
me to find good homes for 6 kittens, an young mother-cat, and
a 3-year tomcat. Any of those kittens or even adults haven't spent
more than 1 week at the shelter. This shelter is clean and
people there realy care about animals. I have been there many time
during last few months. I could tell that a lot of people come every
day to adopt cats or dogs. But the shelter is very selective and
cheks on all perspective owners.
There is the only problem. The kittens have to be vaccinated and adults
spayed/neutered, as well as test for FELV and have a rabbies
vaccination. The kittens didn't cost me too much but for 1 female and
1 male I spent a lot of money for vets bills. But it was worthy. I have
always had a great feeling when they told me that the kitty had been
adopted and who took it home.
Good luck to you and the kitty as well.
Jana
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