The New England
 
Society for

Abandoned Animals

Proactive Humane Programs for  Abandoned Animals

“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged on the way its animals are treated." 
 - Mahatma Gandhi


NESAA's Mission Statement:

To advocate, protect and rescue, abandoned and abused animals using a proactive, humane approach. We are committed to our "no kill" programs, increasing community awareness and creating progressive changes in animal welfare.



Blackie
Pepperell, NH

Rescued from living in a basement in Pepperell, NH, Blackie came to us with such severe untreated ear infections his ear canals had turned to bone.  Blackie is now in a loving foster care recovering and gaining weight.


Facts:

NESSA's belief is that informing individuals about about the real issues within their community is critical. With their new- found knowledge, this will inspire them to join our "no kill" efforts for compassionate, humane changes.
  • In the span of seven years, an unspayed cat and her offspring can produce 370,000 kittens!
  • Each year, over 7 million animal friends are euthanized (needlessly killed).
  • Massachusetts is ranked 16th in the U.S. for cat ownership and 50th in dog ownership for the US  (American Veterinary Medical Association - 1/07 survey). 
  • Despite the above statistic the cat is the least valued pet in the state of Massachusetts (MSPCA)
  • The state of Massachusetts has over 800,000 free roaming cats (MSPCA).
  • The state of Massachusetts has no known free roaming dogs to even create a statistic (Animal Rescue League). Free-roaming does not mean surrendered to a shelter
     



"I proudly support NESAA's programs to save the lives of abandoned animals; while also providing communities, compassionate outreach and
educational programs."
 
          -Mariel Hemingway

P.O. Box 1041, Osterville, MA 02655 .  email:deb@nesaa.org  .  (781) 424-1456  . 
Blog: www.nesaacc.blogspot.com

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