Featured Shelter Pets
Although ALL the pets at Mansfield Animal Shelter deserve loving
homes, there are some animals that we especially hope will find homes soon.
These animals have either been at the shelter too long (any amount of time in a
cage is too long) or don't adjust well to shelter life. Please consider giving a
home to these special animals.
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Featured Cat:
Chiia
Handsome, long-haired Chiia was surrendered with his entire family: Chiia;
the dad; Dutchy, the mom; Baby Chiia and Miss Priss, their two female kittens.
The rest of his family has been adopted, now Papa Chiia wants a home. Both Chiia
and his daughter, Baby Chiia, were born without tails. Chiia has a wonderful,
mellow personality. He's an easy-going, four year old boy who has always been
sweet, and never shown a sign of being fresh.
Annie, the last featured cat, has been adopted!
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Animal Rescue League of Boston:
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program
Click here for
March scheduling information at local Petco locations.
For More Information on Spay/Neuter Programs Click
Here
 Rotary
Club of Mansfield
Annual Auction May 14th
New Mansfield Animal Shelter will benefit!
Click here
For information on the event and ticket
locations.
Welcome!
The Mansfield Animal Shelter is one of the most active shelters in
Southeastern Massachusetts. The shelter has one of the highest adoption rates
and an excellent reputation. We adopt more animals to non-town residents than we
do to Mansfield residents.
The old sludge plant maintenance building was established as the Town Shelter
in 1987 after a group of concerned citizens petitioned the Board of Selectmen
for a site for stray and surrendered animals. Used primarily for dogs in the
early years, the shelter today handles both dogs and cats.
The shelter accepts only animals that are surrendered or found stray in
the Town of Mansfield.
THANK YOU for Your Donations!!!!
Mansfield Shelter Friends, Inc. is very grateful to all the people who
donated so generously. By sending in your checks you have made a difference in
the care we can provide for the animals.
Although we would like to concentrate on the animals, not
on money, fundraising is essential to achieving our goals in caring for the
animals. Your donations help volunteers give shelter animals the veterinary care
they need, and your donations also help us with the new shelter building fund.
For information on how you can donate,
click here. Thank you.
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