New England Society for Abandoned Animals (NESAA)
Animal rescue in Centerville, Massachusetts
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Sarah McLainPhone
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89 South Main Street, Unit 1, Centerville, MA 02632Hours of Operation
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http://www.nesaa.orgDonation
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NESAA makes healthy, spay/neutered and vaccinated animals available for adoption through its shelter location in Centerville and a satellite location in the local PetSmart store. All of the available animals have been examined by a veterinarian and have been wormed, spayed or neutered (no exceptions), and vaccinated.
Potential pet owners must fill out an adoption form. NESAA requires that individuals adopting a pet be at least 21 years of age (verified with a driver’s license or other identification) and have the consent of all adults living in the household.
See website: www.nesaa.org for more adoption information and to download the application form.
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