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    Shultz's Guest House

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    Milton Animal League

    Milton Animal League

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    I was lucky enough to find the 4-legged love of my life here after spotting his photo on Petfinder…read moreand coming in for a visit. The staff who was very friendly and helpful, asked many questions and had me fill out paperwork and were very conscientious about making sure I was a good match for a dog they clearly adored. They have a great fenced in pen for the doggies to run around in and having volunteered at the Quincy Animal Shelter for a while, I knew this was a great feature for any shelter. After checking references I was overjoyed to be given the thumbs up. Several staff members, who heard the cutie pie was going to his forever home, came to the shelter to say goodbye to him and to tell me how good a dog he was, they clearly care about these animals and wants nothing but the best for them!

    I have been considering volunteering my time at a local animal shelter to give back to the…read morecommunity. I love animals and have adopted several older animals from the Animal Rescue League in Boston. Milton Animal League is one of the shelters that is closer to my home, so I headed down there today. I walked in the door, and asked if they were looking for volunteers, and the woman working there just looked at me and rudely asked "How old are you?" Now mind you, I don't look like anything like a teenager. I replied that i was 28 years old and only then the woman pulled out an application and told me to call before I come back and acted as though she were doing me a huge favor. I was with my husband and we are currently looking to adopt a rescue dog, so after the whole application fiasco, I asked if we could take a look at the available dogs. The woman pointed at a bulletin board with pictures of the available dogs. I asked her if I could go into the dog room to meet them. She replied, "I'd rather you not, they're all excited now." I left the Milton Animal League feeling patronized and brushed off. I feel badly for the animals there because I'm sure that they would have a better chance of being adopted if the staff at the shelter were more helpful and kind to people looking to adopt. If staff working in animal shelters like these were more attentive to people who came in to adopt and educated their patrons instead of instantly treating them all as though they are ignorant, less people would be buying from places supplied by puppy mills like pet stores and online breeders. If you want to adopt, I recommend adopting from a place where the staff sincerely care about finding their animals good home and treat potential adopters like they matter, such as the Animal Rescue League or Quincy Animal Shelter.

    City of Boston Animal Control and Adoption Center - Bella my Riot Grrrl

    City of Boston Animal Control and Adoption Center

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    I so appreciate the care and attention the staff and volunteers invested in the dog I adopted from…read morethe Boston Animal Control and Shelter. Bella the pittie mix was in their care for over a month, during which time they treated the multiple serious conditions this abandoned dog came in with, including surgical treatment for a painful eye infection. When I met Bella at the facility, I got to see her interact with several of the caring staff and volunteers: Bella was obviously very comfortable and attached to them all. It was touching to see each person take a private moment to sit on the floor, pet her and say their personal goodbyes. From the copy of the extensive veterinarian medical records I was given, I can see that Bella's vet care was proactive, thorough, expert, and regular. Perhaps most importantly there was evidence that Dr. Walz sought and valued the insights of the staff and volunteers who provided daily and hourly care to Bella. For example, medication was issued for a finite period based on the observations of the attentive staff (hives with which Bella came into the shelter reappeared after she ate a peanut butter treat, then a few minutes later ate a bee in the play yard). Bella and I have now been together for weeks and I am learning more about her behavioral and trust issues from being abandoned that will take us time to heal with patience and training. Realizing this makes me all the more impressed with how comfortable, safe and happy she demonstrated herself to feel when I observed her in the care of the shelter staff and volunteers.

    I got my Maltese from this shelter 13 years ago. Sidney had been found as a stray. The shelter did…read morea great job neutering him, giving him vaccines, estimating his age, and telling me about some of his unique behaviors. Yesterday I had to make the painful decision to euthanize him because at 15 years of age, he was in pain. When I am ready to adopt again, I will return here.

    Shultz's Guest House - petadoption - Updated May 2026

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