Yes, let’s talk about dogs and cats!
The following is an op-ed written by Animal Rescue League of Boston President and CEO Dr. Edward Schettino. It was originally posted on the ARL website. Dogs and cats have received […]
Prioritizing People and Tasks in Animal Welfare: A Balancing Act
Animal welfare is not for the faint of heart. Each day presents new challenges that require us to pivot and get creative in our approach. But in the midst of […]
Pawsitive Change: The New England Federation of Humane Societies’ New Strategic Plan
As we kick off a new year at the New England Federation of Humane Societies (NEFHS), we’re excited to share that we’re embarking on a new chapter of growth and […]
Curious about Animal Behavior?
Recently, NEFHS Board Member and Red Rover Field Services and Community Programs Manager, Devon Krusko, had the opportunity to attend the Canine Science Symposium held in San Francisco, California. As […]
Rethinking Rabbit Adoptions: Creating Hoppy Homes During Easter
Every spring, social media is filled with memes warning about the plight of rabbits around Easter. These warnings aim to protect rabbits and prevent shelters from dealing with an expected […]
Two Massachusetts Shelters Support Southern Shelter with Transport and TNR Strategies
When the MSPCA-Angell affiliated with Northeast Animal Shelter last year, the two organizations came together with a common goal to help the largest number of animals possible, both locally and […]
Finding Light in the “Meh”: A New Year’s Perspective on Animal Sheltering
While doing some stocking stuffer shopping before the holidays, I came across a sticker of a dozing cat with a thought bubble above her head that read, “Meh…” It was […]
Disaster Preparedness for Animal Care Workers
It is essential to acknowledge the importance of disaster preparedness. In light of the unprecedented events of 2020, including the pandemic and a particularly severe disaster season extending into 2021, […]