Dog and Cat Rescue | Shelter Me Inc

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Giving neglected and abandoned
cats and dogs a healthy future.

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Jada - a pitbull we spayed in our program

Our Mission
To create unique, not-for-profit EDUCATIONAL, MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS and FUNDRAISING programs that support DIRECT INTERVENTIONS to rescue cats and dogs from neglect and abandonment.

	How to care for outdoor cats and barn cats (set-ups and supplies)
	135 Shelter Me Inc barn cats (where they came from / how they're doing)
	Low cost spay/neuter sponsored by STOP Clinic
	Keeping outdoor cats warm in winter
	A Tale of Two Barn Kittens

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Shelter Me Inc launched a partnership with Animal Rescue League of Boston to spay/Neuter pitbulls owned by residents of Brockton, MA for $50

Read about it in the Brockton Enterprise: http://www.examiner.com/article/brockton-pitbull-owners-can-spay-or-neuter-their-dog-for-50

* Learn about our barn cat Program--Click the video *

Medford, MA-based Shelter Me Inc has placed 135 'hard-to-adopt' cats in barns since March 2008.

In the best circumstances, the program fosters a beneficial partnership--an unadoptable cat (or pair of cats) provide a valuable rodent control service in exchange for room & board and lifetime care.

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How does the barn owner acclimate the cats?

Items to purchase for the acclimation cage

How does a barn apply for a Shelter Me Inc barn cat?

Q&A about the Shelter Me Inc barn cat program

Keeping outdoor cats warm in winter

How many barn cats have remained in place?