Our Mission
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.
Our Vision
Animals are safe and healthy in the communities where they live.
ARL In Action
Future Focus: Strategic Plan Goal 6
September 14, 2024
Invest in our infrastructure. Objective Enhance the capacity of ARL’s facilities to respond to the current and future needs of animals and pet owners in our community. Vision in Action ARL is thrilled to announce that we are rebuilding our Boston Animal Care & Adoption Center and Boston Veterinary Care at our current location of 10 Chandler Street in the South End. This project will advance ARL’s mission of being an unwavering champion for over 20,000 animals each year. It is a significant opportunity for our historic 125-year-old organization to provide animals with the highest standards of care to help
ARL to Recognize Truro Resident with Animal Advocate Award
September 5, 2024
Animal Advocate Award winners exemplify compassion and commitment to advance ARL’s mission During its upcoming Paws to Celebrate event at Truro Vineyards, the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) will be recognizing a Truro resident for his exceptional involvement in promoting ARL’s mission to help animals on Cape Cod and beyond. ARL’s Animal Advocate Award honors distinguished philanthropists and compassionate organizations who have made outstanding contributions to ARL and actively advance the well-being of animals in our community. ARL is thrilled to recognize longtime Truro resident Brian Hyde with this award for exemplifying exceptional dedication and enduring support of animals
ARL Rescues Cat in Tree in Brighton, Reunites Cat with Owner
September 4, 2024
Owner of cat in tree on-scene during rescue This past week, the Animal Rescue League of Boston’s (ARL) Field Services Department rescued a cat in a tree in a Brighton neighborhood and were able to reunite the animal with the owner who was on-scene during the rescue. A property owner in the Oak Square neighborhood contacted ARL about a cat who had found its way up a tree and was unable to get itself down, with ARL’s Field Services team responding quickly to safely get the animal down from the tree. While it was initially unknown whether or not the
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In 2023, your donations made a huge impact for animals in need
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