Discover Your Perfect Companion at Scituate Animal Shelter

Scituate Animal Shelter rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes animals across Massachusetts. Meet adoptable pets and help give every animal the loving home they deserve.

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640+

Animals Helped Last Year

30+

Years Serving the South Shore

100%

Non-Profit, Donor Funded

A shelter built
on compassion.

Our mission is simple: improve life for animals and the people who care for them. We take in strays, surrenders, and transfers and we find them homes. Over 2,280 placed in the last five years, and counting.

Our mission

Meet animals looking for their forever home.

All of our animals are vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and ready to meet you!

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Sock

Sock (named for her white front foot) is a 3-year-old, spayed Rex rabbit who is litter box trained (really!!). She is a nice bunny and it is fun to watch her "renovate" her enclosure by moving around her furniture. and toys

Before coming to SAS, Sock was seen for a head tilt and cataracts while with her previous owner. Sock was seen by an exotic veterinarian and it was determined that the cataracts will progress to complete blindness but do not appear to affect Sock systemically.

Sock is a playful bunny that likes to be pet, but does not love being picked up. ❤️

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Each year, our shelter finds homes for an average of 500+ animals and reunites dozens of lost pets with their grateful owners. Our pets come from every corner of the state and stay with us as long as they need. We do not-- and have never -- euthanized for length of stay or shelter space.

Giving Every
Animal A Chance
To Thrive.

Our Mission

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Giving Every Animal a Chance to Thrive.

Each year, our shelter finds homes for an average of 500+ animals and reunites dozens of lost pets with their grateful owners. Our pets come from every corner of the state and stay with us as long as they need. We do not-- and have never -- euthanized for length of stay or shelter space.

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