In The News

  • Horse Surrenders at Critical Point

    Five horses were surrendered to the MSPCA's Equine Center in two days. The MSPCA needs your help as more horses are scheduled to become homeless.

  • Jonah's Heroic Battle Ends

    The tiny Chihuahua who united animal lovers around the world has passed away. His legacy continues with the animals helped by his story.

  • City Bans Exotic Animals from Circuses

    Somerville has banned the use of exotic animals in circuses and carnivals. The MSPCA commends the city for accepting this humane stance.

  • Help the MSPCA Win $100,000!

    Vote for the MSPCA and help us win the $100,000 Shelter Challenge presented by The Animal Rescue Site. You can cast one vote every day until April.

  • Blind Dog Sees Owner After Surgery

    Bobo had been blind for two years (pictured) until Angell-Boston's Ophthalmic Surgeon, Dr. Martin Coster, restored his sight. See the results.

  • In Memoriam: Gus W. Thornton, DVM

    On January 24, 2010, the MSPCA-Angell, and the world’s animals, lost a great friend. We honor the passing of Dr. Gus W. Thornton, who died in his home after a long illness.

Featured Event

Tour De Pooch Spin

Join the MSPCA and community gyms for our annual Tour De Pooch Spin to benefit the animals at Nevins Farm.

Medical Wonders

Stem Cells to Combat Arthritis

A staff surgeon at Angell is using stem cell technology to combat canine arthritis. The use of stem cells has aided several dogs who were in severe pain when walking.

MSPCA Dog Training

The MSPCA offers a variety of classes from Pet Obedience to more advanced classes like Canine Good Citizen and Agility.

Surf for Animals

Surf the internet and help animals at goodsearch.com - a search engine that benefits the organization of your choice every time you use it.