Published 1 year ago

Animal Rescue League takes in nearly 70 cats and kittens from overcrowding situations

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The animals are being cared for at the ARL's Boston and Brewster locations. The majority of these animals are currently in foster care. The cats are undergoing medical care and should be available for adoption at a later date. The situation serves as a reminder to the public to spay and neuter their cats.

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Animal Rescue League takes in nearly 70 cats from 2 overcrowded Mass. homes

Two separate batches of cats and kittens, numbering almost 70 in total, were taken in by the Animal Rescue League of Boston as a result of overcrowded home environments, and will soon be available for adoption.

1 year ago·Springfield, United States

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NBC Boston

Animal Rescue League Takes in 70 Cats From Overcrowding Situations

The Animal Rescue League of Boston recently took in nearly 70 cats from two separate overcrowding situations in Massachusetts.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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Boston 25 News

Animal Rescue League takes in nearly 70 cats and kittens from overcrowding situations

The Animal Rescue League of Boston has taken in 70 cats and kittens that were rescued from two overcrowding situations in Norfolk and Bristol counties, a shelter spokesman said Monday.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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