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The Animal Rescue League of Boston is an unwavering champion for animals in need, committed to keeping them safe and healthy in habitats and homes.
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Memorial Day Weekend Travel Tips to Keep Your Dog Cool and Calm
May 27, 2023
Things to keep in mind if you’re bringing your furry friend along for the ride Memorial Day Weekend is here, and for many of us it means three things — Honoring our service men and women; spending time with friends and family and; travelling! The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) and Boston Veterinary Care (BVC) want to remind you that busy holiday weekends can be stressful and dangerous for your pup. While temperatures during Memorial Day Weekend are expected to be seasonal, even when the outside temperature is 70 degrees, the inside of a car can heat up to
ARL Law Enforcement Investigating Abandoned Cat Rescued on Fisher College Campus
May 26, 2023
ARL seeks public assistance as new image shows moment cat was abandoned on Beacon Street The Animal Rescue League of Boston’s (ARL) Law Enforcement Department is currently investigating after an abandoned cat was rescued by Fisher College police after someone took the animal out of a vehicle in its pet carrier and dumped it on college property, which is located along Beacon Street in Boston. The incident is being investigated as a case of animal cruelty and the ARL is seeking the public’s help in identifying the person believed to be responsible. Local news coverage of this incident. The two-year-old
Ollie’s Law Coalition Rallies on State House Steps
May 17, 2023
Coalition urges Legislature to take action on Ollie’s Law to regulate Massachusetts boarding facilities This week, the “Ollie’s Law Coalition”, which includes the Animal Rescue League of Boston, rallied on the steps of the Massachusetts State House, asking legislatures to step up and help protect pets throughout the Commonwealth while in the care of a boarding facility. Currently there are no state regulations for these types of facilities, and during the rally, a number of Massachusetts residents relived their harrowing experiences while expressing how uniform regulations may have prevented the pain and suffering their animals endured while being boarded. An
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