Doors Open at 6:30 Cocktail House 7:00 to 8:00 Comedy Starts at 8:00 Raffles, Vendors and more DJ Kenny Manning
$30.00 ea. or $50.00 a couple
As the weather warms, we begin to see more and more pets come in with ticks and we are reminded that these little bugs can carry life-threatening diseases. Several species of ticks are common in New England, the most concerning being the Deer Tick. These little pests can carry several bacteria that affect our pets including Borrelia Burgdorferi (Lyme Disease), Anaplasma phagocytophilum, Babesia Microti, and Ehrlichia Chafeensis.
Fortunately, we do not see much Lyme disease affecting cats, however, it can be debilitating for dogs. Common clinical signs include: fever, joint pain, lameness, lymphadenopathy and lethargy. If left untreated, Lyme disease can lead to very serious, sometimes fatal conditions, such as renal failure (Lyme nephritis), myocarditis and neurological disease. Oftentimes the patient shows no clinical signs at all; it is reported that only 10% of infected dogs show clinical signs.
April is known in the veterinary community as Lyme Disease Awareness Month and we take this opportunity to ensure our clients are doing everything possible to reduce the risk of our pets contracting tick-borne disease.
Lyme disease in dogs is one of the most common conditions Vets see in their practices, so we hope you follow these steps to ensure you are doing everything you can to protect your furry family.
Doors Open at 6:30 Cocktail House 7:00 to 8:00 Comedy Starts at 8:00 Raffles, Vendors and more DJ Kenny Manning
$30.00 ea. or $50.00 a couple
Center for Animal Rescue & Education
Center for Animal Rescue & Education, 111 Main St., Acushnet, MA
From Until January 7th, help our Tree of Hope keep shining. Purchase Lights on our tree in memory or to honor pets that have touched your heart.
Center for Animal Rescue & Education
Center for Animal Rescue & Education, 111 Main St., Acushnet, MA
Local Teenage Author Jackie Leduc will be holding a sale and autographing session of her Book, Demonic Eyes. A portion of the proceeds to go to benefit C.A.R.E. Refreshments, t shirts and more. Please bring a pet food item to benefit homeless petsl
Center for Animal Rescue & Education
Center for Animal Rescue & Education, 111 Main St., Acushnet, MA
To Honor our Veteran's we are offering $25.00 of any adoption with proof of service Nov.9th thru the 11th.
C.A.R.E.'s 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament
Details and Flyer and signup sheets to follow. For info call 508-728-0351 or email:cricket13@ comcast.net
Join us for a sail around neighboring harbors, music, food and a cash bar. All proceeds to benefit the homeless pets in our Care. Call 508-728-0351 or email:cricket13@comcast.net to ticket info.
35.00 a ticket
We want to bring animal abuse,neglect and abandonment to the forefront, we need as humans to speak up and speak out. We are selling t-shirts, hoodies, and other items to encourage people to do the right thing.
We are an all volunteer, no-kill, 501C3 animal rescue/shelter servicing the Southcoast Region of Massachusetts. All dogs are in foster care, while cats are can be visited at our shelter at 111 Main St Acushnet, MA. We also keep most kittens and some special needs cats in foster care. We focus our efforts on pets that wouldn’t do well in traditional shelters. Our mission extends to the Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) of feral cats, training of dogs with behavioral challenges, and education to avoid rehoming of owned animals.
. What makes CARE unique is that the volunteers take in older animals, sick animals, animals with behavioral issues that would not make it in a traditional shelter, etc. CARE caters to the population of animals that others find not worthy of life. CARE sees the diamonds in the rough, the tail wags beneath the sad eyes, and rehabs the animals back to being happy, healthy, confident family pets who bring so much joy to their families.
Along with our sheltering and adoption programs CARE provide basic medical support to these same animals along with helping feral cats and low income folks who would not otherwise be able to keep their pets. In cases where people have found themselves temporarily homeless we have provided shelter for their pets until they have been reunited with their owners. Most of these pets would have ended up on the streets or euthanized. Imagine losing your furry family member as well as your home ?
On behalf of the homeless pets we have saved and continue to save, please accept our heartfelt gratitude and thanks.
We hope you will support our mission of not giving up on any animal no matter how hopeless their situation may be. We are their voice when no one else is there.
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We are an all volunteer, no-kill, 501C3 animal rescue/shelter servicing the Southcoast Region of Massachusetts. All dogs are in foster care, while cats are can be visited at our shelter at 111 Main St Acushnet, MA. We also keep most kittens and some special needs cats in foster care. We focus our efforts on pets that wouldn’t do well in traditional shelters. Our mission extends to the Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) of feral cats, training of dogs with behavioral challenges, and education to avoid rehoming of owned animals.
. What makes CARE unique is that the volunteers take in older animals, sick animals, animals with behavioral issues that would not make it in a traditional shelter, etc. CARE caters to the population of animals that others find not worthy of life. CARE sees the diamonds in the rough, the tail wags beneath the sad eyes, and rehabs the animals back to being happy, healthy, confident family pets who bring so much joy to their families.
Along with our sheltering and adoption programs CARE provide basic medical support to these same animals along with helping feral cats and low income folks who would not otherwise be able to keep their pets. In cases where people have found themselves temporarily homeless we have provided shelter for their pets until they have been reunited with their owners. Most of these pets would have ended up on the streets or euthanized. Imagine losing your furry family member as well as your home ?
On behalf of the homeless pets we have saved and continue to save, please accept our heartfelt gratitude and thanks.
We hope you will support our mission of not giving up on any animal no matter how hopeless their situation may be. We are their voice when no one else is there.
Sgt. Stubby and Care,Southcoast have formed a partnership to promote both the movie and the importance of second chances. We will soon have information about group packages and screenings
Every Dog Deserves A Loving Home.
Every Cat Deserves a Loving Home
We are located at: 111 Main St.,Acushnet, MA
NOTE: All dogs are in foster homes and not located at our physical shelter.
Adoption Hours are:
Saturday & Sunday 10:30 -12:30
Mondays 6:15- 7:30
We can also schedule an appt. for a a time that fits your schedule, walk-ins are welcome when someone is there.