In This Issue:

• Wednesday Evening Lecture Series

• Kiki's Advantage

• Remember Timothy?

• ARL to the Rescue!

• Adopt the Most Popular Pet in America

• Law Enforcement Needs You

Wednesday Evening Lecture Series
Join us each month for an exciting new lecture and learn more about your animal friends. Lectures alternate between our Boston and Pembroke facilities and are offered for the low entrance fee of $10.

Becoming a Citizen Canine, a lecture about improving dog-dog relationships, will be held on July 2 at 7:30pm at our Boston center. Save the date, and join us for an evening of fun and education.

Click here for a complete list of upcoming lectures 
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Kiki's Advantage
If you are thinking of adding a feline companion to your household, please consider adopting an adult cat. There are many advantages to adult cats- you can tell the cat's personality and activity level, they are already litter box trained, and they are not as likely to climb your curtains as kittens are!

Kiki is one adult cat patiently waiting for a new home. She is a loving, 8 year old, spayed female, black and white cat. She was given up in mid April as her owners did not have time for her. She has lived with adults and dogs, and was great with children when they visited. Please consider adding Kiki or another adult cat to your home.

Click here for locations, hours and directions to our 4 centers 
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Remember Timothy?
Do you remember Timothy? He was featured last month as a pet desperately searching for a home. Despite his loving nature, Timothy was having difficulty finding a new home because of his age (9 years old). Luckily, soon after Timothy was seen on Etails, a woman fell in love with him and welcomed him into her family. Timothy is now happily living out his retirement in a wonderful new home.

Click here to view other pets in need of homes 
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ARL to the Rescue!
The ARLB recently received a call about a distressed goose that appeared to have an arrow in its wing. The goose was seen in a section of the Charles River that flows through Newton. When our two rescuers arrived on scene, they located the bird, which did appear to have something sticking out of its body. The rescuers boarded their kayaks, nets on board, and soon were able to capture the injured goose. It was brought to the dock where they discovered it had a broken wing, 
with one of the under feathers sticking straight out. The goose was immediately brought to a wildlife care center for evaluation by a veterinarian.

Click here to read about more animal rescues 
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Adopt the Most Popular Pet in America
The ARLB in partnership with American Humane, is proud to announce that June is Adopt-A-Cat Month. Late spring and early summer are some of the busiest times for animal care facilities, meaning millions of loving cats and kittens looking for homes. Adopting a cat saves a life and provides the affection of a loving companion. Stop by the ARLB during June and find a loving feline!

Click here to view cats available for adoption now 
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Law Enforcement Needs You
With the dangers of violence and stress facing the world today, we are seeing an overwhelming increase in the need for our investigative services. Although we are stressed financially, we have found it necessary to bolster our law enforcement department with additional staff to meet the rising demand for these services.

Please help us protect the victims of animal abuse with your generous financial aid. Contributions offset the high cost of surgery, medical supplies, vaccines, x-rays, rehabilitation, behavior assessment, and training. While in our care and protection, these dogs, cats and other pets also require nourishing food, safe shelter and nurturing care by staff and volunteers. We recently incurred over $14,000 in housing and veterinary expenses for months of caring for animals from just one case.

Donations are gratefully appreciated and may be sent to:
The Law Enforcement Fund for Animal Victims of Abuse, c/o Animal Rescue 
League of Boston, PO Box 265, Boston, MA 02117

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