Sunday, May 19, 2013
You can adopt Flipper from the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Flipper. Flipper is a 2-year-old neutered Welsh Corgi mix. He is energetic and loves to play with other dogs. He is very friendly with people in the kennel and on walks. Flipper would do best in a home without small children because he doesn’t like to share his food or toys. Flipper is one unique guy. He has a funny gait that will make you smile all day long, after all he was named Flipper for a reason. Don't pass up the opportunity to make Flipper a part of your family! For more information on Flipper or any of the other animals currently residing at the Animal Rescue League of Boston, call 617-226-5602. The Animal Rescue League of Boston is open Tuesday…
Saturday, May 11, 2013
You can adopt Snowy from the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Snowy. Snowy is an absolute sweetheart! At 8 years old, Snowy has been moved around a lot, so she is a bit on the shy-side but warms right up away when you give her affection. When people open her cage to visit, she jumps right up to give them head nudges on their hands. Snowy would do best in a quiet home where she will be doted on with plenty of love. She lived with another cat in her previous home and would probably do well with another mellow cat. She has already been spayed, and is ready to go to her final home today! You don’t want to miss out on this pretty lady! For more information on Snowy or any of the other animals currently residing at the …
Sunday, April 14, 2013
You can adopt Lily Mae from the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Lily Mae. Lily Mae is a sweetheart of a cat with a gentle and mellow personality. She is a two-year old spayed female and is at the shelter due to landlord restrictions of her previous home. She loves to have her back and shoulders scratched, and also loves to be brushed! She would be a great fit for a quiet home, and would best be described as a "couch potato" girl! She is a darling companion who does not need a lot of action and attention to be happy - give her a soft bed and she's good to go…and she’ll never turn down a crunch cat treat! For more information on Lily Mae or any of the other animals currently residing at the Animal Rescue League of …
Saturday, April 13, 2013
5-year-old Myra rescued a tiny kitten from a trash can in Roxbury a few weeks ago. See how their reunion went at the Animal Rescue League in the South End.
Myra, 5, had been walking along the street with her mother in Roxbury when a sound she heard coming from a trash can stopped her in her tracks. There, wrapped in not one, but two plastic bags and inside a trash can, was a tiny gray and white kitten. Myra and her mother took the kitten home and called the Animal Rescue League, who determined the kitten was only five weeks old and needed special care. The kitten is now in foster care until she's ready for adoption, but in the meantime, Myra got to take a special trip to the South End's Animal Rescue League to be reuined with the kitten, who she named Paisley. "Paisley has been in foster care for the past two weeks and has grown and filled out," the Animal Rescue League wrote in a blog …
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
The Animal Rescue League of Boston rescued three tiny kittens found in a back yard on West Dedham Street on Sunday.
Three tiny kittens were rescued from a South End back yard on Sunday. A family first discovered the kittens a few days ago in their West Dedham Street backyard, then called in the Animal Rescue League of Boston. "They weren't able to find the mom, so they felt the best thing to do was bring them to us so they could be provided with around-the-clock care in a foster home," Animal Rescue League said in a Facebook post. The kittens are only two weeks old, so they are getting bottle feedings eery three hours, said the ARL. "These babies are currently shacking up with one of our most experienced foster-parents beause they are unable to eat on their own," the ARL wrote. "We sure are lucky to have such fabulous foster-parents at the League!" …
Sunday, March 3, 2013
You can adopt Rugby from the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Rugby. Are you in need of a new lap warmer? Well Rugby is your guy. Rugby is an adorable 1-year-old chihuahua mix that was transferred to the Animal Rescue League of Boston from another area shelter. He is a shy boy that would do best in a quiet, adult-only home. He warms up to women quickly, but is much more apprehensive towards men. Once comfortable, this little guy is very playful and a joy to be around. He loves to prance while out on walks but would love to sleep in your lap for hours while you read a book or watch TV. Rugby likes other dogs that are calm and could probably easily adapt to living with a cat. For more information on Rugby or any of the…
Sunday, February 24, 2013
You can adopt Isabelle from the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Clark. Clark is a one-year-old Jack Russell terrier mix who was found as a stray on the streets of Charlestown. Clark is an active boy with a lot of energy looking for a job to do and a family to please. His enthusiastic bark would make him a better candidate for a house rather than an apartment. We would recommend Clark go to a home with older children and an active family as he is still learning his basic manners. He does have some skin allergies so his new owners should be willing to consult their veterinarian on this issue. If you want a fun, high energy dog to become a member of your family, Clark is your guy! For more information on Clark or any of …
Friday, February 1, 2013
You can adopt Gulliver from the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Gulliver. Gulliver is a 12-year-old neutered male Labrador Retriever. Don't let his age fool you, Gulliver still has plenty of energy! He loves going to playgroup with other dogs, and would likely enjoy a canine companion to keep him company. Gulliver keeps his kennel clean here, but could use a bit of work on his manners (he likes to jump a bit). Stop by and meet this handsome fella and you're sure to fall in love! For more information on Gulliver or any of the other animals currently residing at the Animal Rescue League of Boston, please call 617-226-5602. The Animal Rescue League of Boston is open Tuesday through Thursday 1- 7pm & Friday through Sunday …
Saturday, January 26, 2013
You can adopt Matilda from the Animal Recue League of Boston in the South End.
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Matilda. Matilda is a sweet and mellow two-year-old spayed female cat who was found in Charlestown with her kittens. She went to foster care while her kittens were nursing, and now all of her kittens have since been adopted. It's now Matilda's turn to find a home of her very own. She is very shy, so she's is looking for a quiet home that is willing to open their doors to a cautiously sweet feline. Matilda is patiently waiting for her perfect family. Could that be you? For more information on Matilda or any of the other animals currently residing at the Animal Rescue League of Boston, please call 617-226-5602 or check out the ARL's website, Twitter and …
Friday, January 25, 2013
The Animal Rescue League of Boston picked up not one, not two, but four kittens who were left abandoned on the Northeastern campus on Friday.
Alert: This article may make your heart melt. Four extremely cute and fluffy kittens were spotted abandoned on the Northeastern Campus on Friday, and within just a few hours, the South End's Animal Rescue League of Boston had responded and saved them from the cold. "Thanks to a call from a good Samaritan who spotted these 4 lil nuggets outside Northeastern University, our awesome Senior Rescue Tech, Bill Tanguay, was able to rescue them & bring them back to the ARL where they are now safe & warm," wrote the shelter in a Facebook post. The five-week old kittens were found and rescued along with their mother, said ARL spokesperson Elizabeth Dobrska. "However, since their mother is a feral cat, the most humane thing we can do is spay her and …
