MSPCA-Angell - Metro South Care and Adoption Center

1300 West Elm St. Ext. Brockton, Massachusetts 02401

Dogs, Cats & Other Animals

(508) 586-2053 Directions

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MSPCA-Angell - Metro South Care and Adoption Center in Brockton, MA

MSPCA-Angell's Metro South Care and Adoption Center serves Brockton, Massachusetts, sitting about a mile east of the city within Plymouth County, where 22 other animal shelters and rescues also operate. As part of the larger MSPCA-Angell organization, which has been leading animal welfare and veterinary care in Massachusetts since 1868, the center's mission is to protect animals, relieve their suffering, advance their health and welfare, prevent cruelty, and work toward a just and compassionate society. The humane society places shelter pets into adoptive homes, offers foster care and volunteer opportunities, and provides services such as spay/neuter care, behavior training, and support for owners needing to surrender or rehome a pet. Its work is guided by core values of compassion, collaboration, integrity, service, positivity, and excellence.

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Adoption process

Visit an MSPCA adoption center during posted open hours to meet available animals (no appointment or pre-application needed, except for farm animals which are by appointment only); staff work with you as a matchmaker to find a good fit, and adoption fees include spay/neuter, vaccines, microchipping, and other care.

Service area: Massachusetts, with adoption centers in Boston (Jamaica Plain), Centerville (Cape Cod), Methuen (Nevins Farm), and Salem (Northeast Animal Shelter)
County: Plymouth County
Animals served: Dogs, Cats & Other Animals

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