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Massachusetts Animal Fund The Massachusetts Animal Fund seeks to end animal homelessness in the Commonwealth. Help us help them.

The Massachusetts Animal Fund is administered by the Department of Agricultural Resources with the assistance of an an advisory committee. The Fund endeavors to end animal homelessness in Massachusetts. Taxpayers can donate to help animals via Line 33f of their state income tax forms or via http://massanimalfund.com/donate; those who donate join a community invested in the responsible care of animals.

Tax Day on April 15th will be here before you know it, but don't worry there is still time to help local animals in need...
28/03/2025

Tax Day on April 15th will be here before you know it, but don't worry there is still time to help local animals in need.

Just visit Line 33f on your Massachusetts Income Tax Return and write in any amount you choose for Homeless Animal Prevention and Care. Your donations allow us to get spay/neuter and vaccination resources out to thousands of Commonwealth cats and dogs annually!

File taxes. HELP ANIMALS! 33f
It's that easy!

25/03/2025

🆘 We need YOUR help! There are currently over 800 animals on our waitlist waiting for services. Your support can make a difference in their lives ❤️🐾

Planning on getting to taxes this weekend? Don't forget to visit line 33F, where you can help get care out to local anim...
21/03/2025

Planning on getting to taxes this weekend?
Don't forget to visit line 33F, where you can help get care out to local animals in need!

14/03/2025

Have you filed your taxes yet? Consider donating to Line 33F on your Massachusetts Income Tax Return! Every donation helps provide spay/neuter/vaccination services to cats and dogs in need!

02/03/2025

Working on taxes today? Help us get help out to where it is needed most, Donate on Line 33f.

01/03/2025

Filing taxes today? Don’t forget you can help local animals in need on

28/02/2025

Planning on filing this weekend? Don't forget to visit Line 33f! File taxes. HELP ANIMALS!!

over 22,100 local cat and dogs helped and counting!

Have you filed your taxes yet? Consider donating to Line 33F!Donations help provide veterinary care to Massachusetts ani...
21/02/2025

Have you filed your taxes yet? Consider donating to Line 33F!

Donations help provide veterinary care to Massachusetts animals in need.
Cookie (pictured here) was in need of emergency reproductive care earlier this month. The Mass Animal Fund was able to help.
With YOUR help, we can continue to offer aid to MA animals!

14/02/2025

Picking up flowers on your way home? Make sure they are petSAFE!
Happy Valentine's Day from Mass Animal Fund.

Love is in the air today, so why not make an animal in need your valentine? It’s easy just donate on Line 33f if your MA...
14/02/2025

Love is in the air today, so why not make an animal in need your valentine? It’s easy just donate on Line 33f if your MA income tax form!

2024 was a very busy year for the MAF free spay/neuter/vaccination voucher program. The Fund sent over 1/2 a million do...
31/01/2025

2024 was a very busy year for the MAF free spay/neuter/vaccination voucher program. The Fund sent over 1/2 a million dollars to help get services to local animals in need across the Commonwealth!

Who was helped? 636 homeless cats and dogs in municipal animal control shelters, were spayed/neutered/vaccinated so that they could find homes. 1,343 cats and dogs in low-income local families were spayed/neutered/vaccinated so that they could obtain basic care and stay with their families.

In 2025, the need is still great (we already have over 700 animals waiting for care), so we really need your help! The Mass Animal Fund program is primarily funding by voluntary donations on Line 33f of the Massachusetts State Income Tax Form. When you file your MA taxes, please visit Line 33f where you can help us get care to our local animals!

To find out more information about how you can donate please visit:
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/mass-animal-fund-how-you-can-help

Thinking of doing your taxes this weekend? Remember to visit Line 33f where you can help local animals in need!In 2024, ...
25/01/2025

Thinking of doing your taxes this weekend? Remember to visit Line 33f where you can help local animals in need!

In 2024, the Mass Animal Fund sent out over half a million to help Commonwealth animals.

In 2025, we already have over 700 animals waiting for assistance. Your tax donations will help us be able to help them as soon as possible!

Tax season is almost here! Consider visiting Line 33F when filing your MA income tax form, so that we can continue to he...
23/01/2025

Tax season is almost here! Consider visiting Line 33F when filing your MA income tax form, so that we can continue to help animals.
We have already begun to see a significant number of emergency cases in 2025. On January 6th, a 4 year old English Bulldog named Nova needed emergency reproductive veterinary care. Using Line33F tax donations, we were able to help provide the funding for her life-saving surgery.
With your help, we can continue to offer aid to MA animals!

Tax season will be opening up soon, so we just wanted to send a friendly reminder to visit Line 33f when you file your M...
03/01/2025

Tax season will be opening up soon, so we just wanted to send a friendly reminder to visit Line 33f when you file your MA Income Tax Form!

In 2024, the need for assistance was huge, so we sent out over 1/2 million in aid to municipalities. Through your help, we were able to help so many, but we aren't done.

We currently have hundreds of local animals already waiting on our waitlist for spay/neuter help in 2025. Your donation when you file, can help us get to them as soon as possible!

This tax season help get assistance to a MASS of animals by donating on Line 33F, and helping us spread the word about the donation option to others!

Woola is normally a very energetic and happy dog, but on Christmas Eve, she was not acting like herself. After a trip to...
31/12/2024

Woola is normally a very energetic and happy dog, but on Christmas Eve, she was not acting like herself. After a trip to the veterinary emergency room, it was discovered that Woola had developed a life-threatening infection, and would need a costly emergency spay surgery. Woola's owner reached out to the MSPCA, who then reached out to us.
The Mass Animal Fund was able to provide emergency funding for Woola's surgery. We are happy to report that the surgery was a success, and Woola is back at home recovering!

Thank you to the veterinary staff at the MSPCA in Boston for providing the care that Woola needed.
And a special thank you to all of our Line33f donors. Success stories like these would not be possible without your continued support. We are incredibly grateful, and looking forward to helping more Massachusetts animals in 2025.

The weather may not be festive today, but that should change soon! As you are getting ready to attend holiday festivitie...
11/12/2024

The weather may not be festive today, but that should change soon! As you are getting ready to attend holiday festivities over the next few weeks, please make sure to watch for common pet hazards!

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