A Massachusetts Shelter is Overflowing With Nearly 100 Puppies Looking for a Home

Cuteness overload time.

I'm sure these adorable, furry friends are having fun, considering there are more than 50 of them running around the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, Massachusetts. However, finding these pups forever homes is the goal for everyone.

According to WBZ News Boston, the MSPCA-Angell is inviting anyone looking for a new fuzzy family member filled with love, loyalty, and a playful wagging tail to stop by any day of the week between 11:30 am and 5:30 pm to find out more about the adoption process and even pick out a puppy.

The MSPCA has never received this many dogs within such a short time frame, so getting the word out is imperative, according to WBZ News Boston.

There are more than 30 puppies under three months old, as well as over 50 puppies between three months and two years old. And these numbers are growing almost daily.

The shelter has been helping take on the national dog population crisis and taking in weekly deliveries of puppies from shelters around the country. We are overflowing with puppies at Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem so please come adopt. The youngest are generally learning the ropes of pup life, so they need help learning some manners and leash walking. They have a lot of energy and are very sweet.

The breeds range from Pit Bull Terriers to Siberian Huskies, Labrador Retrievers, and Great Danes, so the choices are quite varying depending on your lifestyle. And who knows what other breeds will make their way to the Salem shelter?

Click here if you want to see every animal available for adoption at the MSPCA-Angell, which includes chickens, goats, birds, and horses.