Felicity's Pet Services

09/04/2026

This event is hosted by the Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Massachusetts any and all questions should be directed to the APCSM.

09/04/2026

🐾 WE REALLY, REALLY NEED YOUR HELP! 🐾

Charles River Alleycats is a 100% volunteer-powered rescue, and right now, we are stretched to our limit. ❤️

The cats need us. And we need YOU.

We’re looking for people who can give a little of their time to help us continue rescuing, caring for, and advocating for cats who desperately need us.

There are MANY ways to help — and you don’t have to be a cat expert! 😻

🐱 Help with feeding
🪤 Help with trapping
🚗 Help with transport
🏠 Help with fostering
📸 Help with photos, social media & outreach
❤️ And so much more!

Even a few hours here and there can make an enormous difference in the life of a cat.

We know everyone is busy. We know volunteering can feel like one more thing on an already-full plate. But when you have a little time to give, you can literally help save a life.

Our volunteers are the heart of Charles River Alleycats. Without them, we simply cannot do what we do.

👉 If you’ve ever thought about helping, THIS IS THE TIME.

Please fill out our volunteer form and tell us a little about yourself:

🐾 https://www.charlesriveralleycats.org/volunteer

You may think you’re just giving a few hours.

To a cat, you could be giving them everything. ❤️🐾

Please SHARE this post, too! The person who can help us might be someone you know. 🙏

08/09/2026

Health officials are investigating after a dog that swam in a Stoughton pond died, prompting a warning that residents may want to keep pets out of the water. More>> https://www.wcvb.com/article/board-of-health-looks-into-dog-death-at-ames-pond/73376531

08/09/2026

Massachusetts is giving pets and wildlife one less reason to be afraid.

The state has some of the strictest fireworks laws in the country. Consumer fireworks are illegal to use, possess, or sell without the required professional license and permits. That includes fireworks bought legally in another state and brought into Massachusetts. Professional displays can still take place when they are properly licensed and permitted.

For animals, that matters.

The sudden explosions and loud cracks from fireworks can be terrifying for pets. Dogs may panic, hide, run away, or try to escape from their homes and yards. Cats can become frightened and disoriented. Wildlife can also be disturbed by the noise and sudden bursts of light.

Fireworks are not just frightening. They can also cause serious injuries and fires.

Massachusetts reported 486 fireworks-related fires and explosions between 2021 and 2025. During the same period, 188 people visited emergency departments for fireworks-related injuries. One of those incidents last summer was fatal.

The state's restrictions have made a real difference. Massachusetts reports that its fireworks injury rate is about one-fifth of the national average. Its rate of fireworks-related fires and explosions is about one-sixth of the national rate.

A celebration should not have to come at the expense of animals, families, homes, or wildlife.

Massachusetts shows that there is another way. People can enjoy professional fireworks displays while leaving the dangerous explosives to trained professionals.

For the animals who do not understand what those explosions are, a quieter night can mean a much safer night. ❤️🐾

07/22/2026

My beautiful Neena 😺

07/07/2026

Animal Rescue League of Boston’s Spay Waggin’ coming to Fall River, other locations.

Details: https://fallriverreporter.com/animal-rescue-league-of-bostons-spay-waggin-coming-to-fall-river-other-locations/

06/04/2026