Grant offers sponsored spay/neuter surgical procedure for greater than two dozen pet house owners
The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) is blissful to announce the group is a recipient of a 2025 grant from the MA “I’m Animal Pleasant” license plate program.
Funds can be used in direction of ARL’s community-based applications to supply sponsored spay/neuter companies for greater than two dozen pet house owners in Boston.
This month ARL’s Spay Waggin’ held two spay/neuter clinics, one on the Franklin Park Zoo, the opposite at a non-public enterprise in Mattapan, to supply the service for native pet house owners.
Shoppers included one pet proprietor who’s a consumer of ARL’s Wellness Waggin’ and was not too long ago reunited with their cat after the animal had snuck out.
ARL’s Spay Waggin’ is a cellular veterinary surgical automobile that gives low-cost spay and neuter companies in Higher Boston, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Cape Cod.
The Wellness Waggin’ brings low-cost pet wellness care straight into Boston communities that want it most together with Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan, Hyde Park, and East Boston.
“Pets are household, and the Animal Rescue League of Boston continues to be grateful to the Massachusetts Animal Coalition and their dedication to supply grants to assist present spay/neuter companies for pet house owners in want,” said ARL President and CEO Dr. Edward Schettino. “By this grant, ARL has been in a position to assist greater than two dozen pet house owners, and make sure that their animals are blissful, wholesome and can proceed to thrive.”
Anne Lindsay, founder and president of the Massachusetts Animal Coalition, says, “An essential approach to lower the inhabitants of undesirable pets is to spay and neuter any animal we will get our arms on. For the previous 20 years, the ‘I’m Animal Pleasant’ License Plate Program has supported these efforts by offering funding for these needed surgical procedures.”
The “I’m Animal Pleasant” license plates are a program of the Massachusetts Animal Coalition.
Funds are granted yearly to organizations that reveal a necessity for funding and supply low-cost spay/neuter companies.
Because the program’s inception, MAC has awarded over $3,300,000 to many deserving organizations.
