Massachusetts

1.      Coyote pup rehabilitation is just one of programs at Cape Wildlife Center in Barnstable.

http://www.hsus.org/wildlife/cape_wildlife_center/about_the_cape_wildlife_center

2.      Chance encounters at local vet clinics resulted in the creation of Habitat for Cats. Individual rescuers combined their skills and resources to address the needs of stray and feral cats in Southeastern Massachusetts. http://habitatforcats.org/ 
 

3.      “When we help animals, we help people,” is the motto of Alliance for Animals in Boston. In addition to rescue and adoption, they have outreach programs which connect with inner city neighborhoods. www.afaboston.org

4.      When a dolphin or whale cannot return to its natural habitat it is considered “stranded.” The Cape Cod Stranding Network assists live stranded animals and conducts research on marine animals who don’t survive. www.capecodstranding.net

5.      Friendly, good natured dogs require evaluation and training. Save A Dog, Inc. has promised “never to foist an aggressive dog on an unsuspecting adopter.” www.saveadog.org