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Adoption applicationsGet Ready to Melt Your Heart Every Month in 2025! The Northeast Animal Rescue 2025 calendar is here, and it's overflowing with adorableness!Picture this: Every month, you'll be greeted by a furry (or feathered, or scaled!) friend who found their furever home thanks to NAR. Talk about heartwarming reminders! Plus, your purchase helps save even more lives! Calendars are only $25 (shipping and handling included!), and all proceeds go directly to supporting the amazing work of Northeast Animal Rescue. Here's how to snag yours:
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Forever Fosters: These animals will live out their natural lives in foster care. Please support them via sponsorship.Missing Cat Tips (PDF)Low-cost spay/neuter programs (PDF)NJ & PA Wildlife centers (PDF)
Basic hamster care 101 (video) | Pregnancy information with hamstersGuinea Pig information
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Celebrate second chances with our 2025 calendar -- Saturday December 14th, 2024
Get Ready to Melt Your Heart Every Month in 2025! -- Monday November 4th, 2024
2025 NAR calendar: Open for submissions -- Monday July 1st, 2024
We’ve been selected by the ACME GIVE BACK WHERE IT COUNTS Reusable Bag Program! -- Tuesday June 18th, 2024
Is your Bunny snubbing their hay? Small Pet Select has the answer -- Tuesday March 12th, 2024
 
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At Northeast Animal Rescue, we are dedicated to saving homeless, unwanted and abandoned cats. NAR focuses on having feral (wild) cats spayed or neutered to decrease overpopulation. In the process of helping feral cats, we come across many who are friendly. Our goal is to place these cats in stable, loving homes where they will be cared for and never be abandoned, abused or neglected. We at NAR want to be a stable and complete group. We have learned that we cannot save the world, but we try to save one animal at a time.