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
ARL to Recognize Pillar of Boston Nonprofit Community with Animal Advocate Award
October 1, 2024
Award winners exemplify compassion and commitment to advance ARL’s mission During its upcoming Paws to Celebrate event at the iconic Hampshire House, the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) will recognize Grace Fey, a fixture of the Boston nonprofit community for her exceptional commitment to the organization’s focus in expanding access to pet wellness care throughout the Metro Boston area. 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 Grace Fey with this award for demonstrating profound
ARL Seeing Explosion in Community Cats and Kittens Intake
September 24, 2024
Community cat intake up 30 percent over 2023 The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) continues to see a steady influx of kittens born in the wild from communities throughout Massachusetts, and to date, ARL has taken in 833 community cats in 2024, a 30 percent increase over 2023. Kitten specific intake has also seen a 30 percent increase in 2024 as well. Since May 1, ARL has taken in nearly 600 community cats, 117 in September alone, the majority being kittens, and the organization is seeing no slow-down in the numbers of kittens being born in community cat colonies
Rescued Neonatal Kittens Find New Homes
September 18, 2024
Neonatal kittens raised by surrogate mother cat A pair of neonatal kittens who were saved by the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) and just a day old when they were found in a driveway in Hyde Park have defied the odds and are now ready to find their permanent homes, thanks in large part to the care provided by a surrogate mother cat. It was a hot July day when a resident discovered the neonatal kittens in a driveway, and shocked by the discovery, contacted ARL’s Field Services for assistance. It’s unknown whether the mother cat had abandoned the
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In 2023, your donations made a huge impact for animals in need
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