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LHK9 Rescue Helps Dogs Find Permanent Homes at Meriel Marina Bay

Meriel Marina Bay and Last Hope K9 (LHK9) recently partnered to help local adoptable dogs find permanent homes.

Quincy, MA – Meriel Marina Bay, the newest and most dynamic luxury waterfront apartment community in Greater Boston, and Last Hope K9 (LHK9) recently partnered to help local adoptable dogs find permanent homes. With a strong response from volunteers, foster families and potential adopters, the Meet ‘N’ Greet dog adoption event successfully helped six dogs secure forever homes.

Meriel Marina Bay, a pet-friendly community, is proud to partner with LHK9 to educate the greater community about dog rescue programs and opportunities for adoption. During the event, attendees were able to interact with available dogs and learn more about the pups from their respective foster families. The event also provided the opportunity for guests to explore available homes at Meriel Marina Bay.

Located on a scenic peninsula just a few miles from downtown Boston, Meriel Marina Bay offers studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units. For more information about Meriel Marina Bay, or to take a tour, please visit www.merielmarinabay.com or contact the team at 888-758-7808.

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For more information about Last Hope K9, or to apply for volunteer opportunities, please visit www.lasthopek9.org or contact the team at (617) 300-8944.

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Find out what's happening in Quincyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

About Meriel Marina Bay

Meriel Marina Bay is a modern urban residential space just a few miles south of Boston on the Marina Bay peninsula. The complex offers a mix of stylish new apartment homes including studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units.

About Last Hope K9

Last Hope K9 is an all-breed rescue dedicated to saving abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs from high-kill shelters throughout the United States. Since its inception in 2012, LHK9 has saved the lives of over 5,400 dogs.

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