Brockton Animal Shelter Calls For Kitten Food Donations

BROCKTON — The Animal Protection Center of Southeastern Massachusetts, a shelter on West Elm Street Extension, is asking the community for canned kitten food donations as it cares for a surge of kittens, according to a NewsBreak report published Saturday.

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"Massachusetts Shelter Asks for Food Donations To Help Kitten Care" — The Brockton shelter said it is going through large amounts of canned kitten food while caring for a large number of kittens and is accepting drop-off donations daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., or via its online wishlist, per a NewsBreak report. (read it at https://www.newsbreak.com/dianna-carney-1587871/4803892035323-massachusetts-shelter-asks-for-food-donations-to-help-kitten-care)

"After a 72-year absence, pro women's baseball is back in the USA" — A national report on the return of professional women's baseball noted growth in the sport at the high school level in the Brockton area, according to ABC News. (read it at https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-02/womens-pro-baseball-league-usa/106984674)

"More Than 180 Restaurants Offer Deals For Restaurant Week: MA Cheap Eats" — Dine Out Boston and Worcester Restaurant Week are offering meals with prices starting around $27 through mid-August, though the article, published on the Brockton Patch site, does not list any Brockton-area restaurants among the participants, Patch reports. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/brockton/s/kkvj1/more-than-180-restaurants-offer-deals-for-restaurant-week-ma-cheap-eats)

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