There are several great animal resources in our community that you can take advantage of. These include local shelter and protection organizations. Below is a list of some of the resources that our customers feel are the most valuable.
Lend a Hand
Please support local, national and/or international animal welfare organizations. With your help, these organizations can continue their valuable work to fight against animal cruelty.
Be Their Voice
Please report any suspicions of animal abuse to your local law enforcement or animal advocacy groups. All calls can be done anonymously. Statistics have proven where animal abuse exists, so may domestic abuse. Your call to authorities may be the only chance for help.
Contact the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Contact the Animal Rescue League of Boston. These are just a few great animal shelters in our community.
Local Shelters:
- Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Massachusetts – 508-586-2053
- Brockton Blue Dog Shelter – 508-436-6446
- Friends of the Plymouth Pound – 508-224-6651
- Milton Animal League – 617-698-0413
- Scituate Animal Shelter – 781-544-4533
- Standish Humane Society 781-834-4663
- Quincy Animal Shelter – 617-376-7964
- Or go to www.Petfinder.com and search by shelters and radius for traveling distance.
International Organizations: Defenders of Wildlife Help Protect Wolves! Visit www.defenders.org World Animal Protection www.worldanimalprotection.org
Below are dog training resources outside the Mass areas.
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I am passionate about the human-animal communication and will go above and beyond to help restore calm and order to your home and help you achieve a happy healthy relationship with your dog. As a South Florida Dog Trainer, I truly believe our pets should be treated with respect and compassion. Our professional trainers at Dog Training Does Matter focus on teaching you how to communicate with your dog to get the results you want. It really works!
There are various aspects to consider when discussing the value of Dallas dog training. Training can address common behavioral issues such as aggression, leash pulling, and guarding food or objects. Another aspect is the use of treats in dog training. High-value treats are often used when initially shaping a behavior, as they provide strong motivation for the dog to learn and perform the desired action
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Crate training is a valuable tool that all dog owner’s should use. It keep your dog safe while you are not home and provides them with much needed down time, structure, and the ability to be calm in a small space. Most dog owners are surprised how their dogs like crates. In order for your dog to be able to sit and hold the sit with distractions (ie another dog, cat, squirrel, etc. in sight), you need to practice! Maybe your dog isn’t listening to you. A professional dog trainer might be just what you need to help you!