Animals and Their Homes While it’s common to think about animal and thier homes people are interested in adopting a new pet, a lot of their work involves keeping pets at home with their owners. “Animals home seem like a place where we’re making new homes, which we are doing,” said Carmine DiCenso, executive director of Dakin Humane Society, which operates two shelters in Western Massachusetts. “But really a lot of our work is how do we avoid that in the first place.” During facebook F Live interview with MassLive reporter Heather Adams, DiCenso recalled a time when an 11-year-old lab mix named Rosie needed a surgery “that was out of the reach financially for the folks that had Rosie in their life.” Shelters weren’t always able to provide the help they can today. Now instead of simply bringing Rosie into the shelter, taking her from the only family she knew, Dakin is able to help in a different way. “Our spay neuter clinic was able to actually step in and do that surgery for them for
Animals and Their Homes While it’s common to think about animal and thier homes people are interested in adopting a new pet, a lot of their work involves keeping pets at home with their owners. “Animals home seem like a place where we’re making new homes, which we are doing,” said Carmine DiCenso, executive director of Dakin Humane Society, which operates two shelters in Western Massachusetts. “But really a lot of our work is how do we avoid that in the first place.” During facebook F Live interview with MassLive reporter Heather Adams, DiCenso recalled a time when an 11-year-old lab mix named Rosie needed a surgery “that was out of the reach financially for the folks that had Rosie in their life.” Shelters weren’t always able to provide the help they can today. Now instead of simply bringing Rosie into the shelter, taking her from the only family she knew, Dakin is able to help in a different way. “Our spay neuter clinic was able to actually step in and do that surgery for them for