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Adopt a Pet with ARL At ARL, our goal is to keep pets safe and healthy where they belong, at home and outside of animal shelters. Regardless of how they ended up at the shelter - through a law enforcement case, such as B. a camp situation, as a homeless person brought in by a benevolent citizen or zookeeper, or after the death of an owner - cats, dogs, birds, rabbits and even pigs with the belly are treated with kindness and compassion. Every animal that comes through our doors is immediately attended to by our veterinary team at the shelter. While most shelters prioritize physical grooming, at ARL we know that your pets mental and emotional well-being is just as important. Each animal participates in our unique Shelter and Enrichment program to not only keep them happy and comfortable at our shelter, but also to prepare them for life in their future home. When you adopt a pet from one of our Boston, Brewster or Dedham shelters, not only are you giving your homeless pet a safe and loving place to live, you are also saving two lives: the animal you adopt and the animal they may adopt . it. Place. Tell us the story of how you met your furry best friend and help other animal lovers discover the joy of adopting a pet! Tell us your story At the Boston Animal Rescue League (ARL), we understand that circumstances can make caring for your pet difficult. As part of our commitment to helping animals and the people who care for them, ARL offers a variety of resources; like dog training courses and a free animal behavior helpline. We understand that sometimes you have to make the difficult decision to donate an animal; Rest assured that ARL is here to help you through the process. To speak to an animal admissions representative, contact your local ARL admissions office. ARL is proud to have a 90 percent live release rate, or rescue rate, for animals entering our shelter. While we dont accept the term murder, a 90% life expectancy rate fits the common definition of murder. See the ARLs Euthanasia Policy and Frequently Asked Questions. The Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University offers a toll-free pet loss helpline. Please use the link below to view this service to help you cope with the loss of your pet, whether it be through euthanasia, adoption or bereavement. Click here to learn more. If you are seeking euthanasia services for your pet, we recommend that you contact your veterinarian. If this is not possible, please contact your nearest ARL Admissions Office to discuss terms and fees. Boston Veterinary Care will be closed on Friday, November 11th for Veterans Day. We will resume normal business hours on Saturday, November 12 at 8:00 am. Thanks very much!Adopt a Pet at ARL Our goal at ARL is to keep pets safe and healthy where they belong, at home and outside of shelters. Regardless of how they got to the shelter - from a law enforcement case such as hoarding, as homeless, brought in by a good citizen or animal shelter, or when the owner died - cats, dogs, birds, rabbits and even pot-bellied pigs he treats them with friendliness and compassion. For every animal that walks through our doors, the shelters veterinary medicine team immediately provides immediate medical care. While most shelters emphasize physical care, we at ARL know that an animals mental and emotional well-being is just as important. Each animal participates in our unique shelter behavior and enrichment program to not only make them happy and comfortable in our shelter, but also prepare them for their next home. When you adopt a pet from one of our shelters in Boston, Brewster, or Dedham, youre not only giving a homeless animal a safe and loving home, youre saving two lives: the animal you adopt and the animal that may take its own life. . place. Tell us the story of how you met your furry best friend and help other animal lovers discover the joy of pet adoption! Tell Us Your Story At Boston Animal Rescue League (ARL), we know that circumstances can make caring for your pet difficult. . As part of our commitment to helping animals and the people who care for them, ARL offers a variety of resources; such as dog training classes and a FREE Pet Behavior Helpline. We understand that sometimes it can be difficult to make the decision to donate your pet; rest assured that ARL is here to help you through the process. To speak with an animal adoption representative, contact the ARL Animal Adoption office in your area. ARL is proud to say that we have 90% of online animal releases that end up in our shelter. While we dont cover the term No Kills, 90% live speed fits the general definition of No Kills. See the ARL Euthanasia Policy and Frequently Asked Questions. School of Veterinary Medicine. Cummings Tufts University offers a toll-free pet loss helpline. To explore this service to help you cope with the loss of your pet through euthanasia, shelter or loss, please click on the link below. Click here to learn more. If you are looking for euthanasia services for your pet, we recommend that you contact your veterinarian. If this is not possible, please contact the nearest ARL admissions office to discuss conditions and costs. Boston Veterinary Services will be closed on Friday, November 11th for Veterans Day. We will resume normal operations at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 12. Thank you!
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