Luckypawlooza benefits local dog rescue, park improvements
Proceeds will benefit Lucky Dog Refuge, a rescue organization, and support improvements to Mill River Park's dog park.
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Oct 21, 2024, 11:42 AM
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24ds agoLucky Dog Refuge and Mill River Park partnered for the third annual "Luckypawlooza" fundraising festival this weekend.
The event featured live music, "Lucky Dog Jeopardy" with prizes, pup-cups, and a pet meet-and-greet.
Proceeds will benefit Lucky Dog Refuge, a rescue organization, and support improvements to Mill River Park's dog park.
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