In The News

  • Angell Helps Dog Regain Ability to Walk

    DJ Puppy will walk proudly during this Sunday's MSPCA-Angell Walk for Animals thanks to Angell nuerologist Dr. Allen Sisson. Read about how DJ Puppy lost his ability to walk only months ago.

  • MSPCA Departs for International Equine Event

    One of the MSPCA's Equine Ambulances has departed for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Read more about why the MSPCA's Equine Safety & Ambulance Program was selected for the Games.

  • "Thrown Away" Chihuahua Finds a Home

    Gandhi, the fragile dog found starving in a Lawrence dumpster, has a new home. Read more about how he came to the MSPCA and the care he received.

  • Trapping Bill Returns to Legislature

    H.4943 is now in the hands of the legislature following Governor Patrick's decision not to veto the bill. This bill will allow more trapping of beavers with inhumane traps. Find out how you can help today.

  • MSPCA Files Charges, Emaciated Pit Bulls Rescued

    The MSPCA Law Enforcement department filed charges following a 24-hour investigation during which 11 severely emaciated dogs were rescued from a Springfield residence. Read more.

  • Hot Weather Advisory: Pet Safety

    The MSPCA-Angell provides a few simple steps for ensuring your pet's safety as the temperatures rise. Read more and find out how to handle a summer emergency.

Featured Event

MSPCA-Angell Walk for Animals

Bigger, better, and more fun than ever before, the MSPCA-Angell Walk for Animals will be held in Boston, Methuen, and Hyannis on Sunday, September 12th.

Bravo Angell!

An Angell Family Affair

Dr. Moses was thrilled to find a familiar name in her appointment book – clients she hadn’t seen in ten years. Read about their reunion and how Pain Medicine services helped a geriatric cat get his purr back!

 

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MSPCA Dog Training

The MSPCA offers a wide variety of classes ranging from Pet Obedience and Nosework to more advanced classes like Agility and Obility.