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Park Street Becomes Bark Street Thursday Afternoon
Dogs from the Animal Rescue League, therapy dogs and police K-9s outside Park Street, Thursday, Oct. 29, 4 to 6 PM.
On your way home Thursday, stop and meet some dogs. The MBTA and the Animal Rescue League of Boston are turning Park Street into “Bark Street Station” on Thursday, October 29, from 4 to 6 PM.
- Outside the station, meet dogs the ARL has placed, plus therapy dogs from MetroWest K-9 Services and Boston K9 LLC and several police K-9 units.
- The ARL will have information on adopting, fostering and volunteering. October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month.
- It’s part of the MBTA’s year marking the subway’s 130th anniversary.
“Every animal deserves a loving home,” said Dr. Edward Schettino, the ARL’s president and CEO. For more to do this week, see what’s on in Boston.
Sources: MBTA.
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