Nearly 100 pets had their photo taken with Santa at RUFF’s Santa Paws on Saturday, December 1!
The North End Dog Group had a beautiful afternoon to host the event at the dog park on Prince and Snow Hill Streets. Boston Police Officer John Quinn played the role of Santa. Many furry friends, along with their humans, lined up to ask Santa for new chew toys and other doggie stocking stuffers.
The newly formed North End dog group, Responsible Urbanites for Fido or RUFF, held an inaugural Sunday morning cleanup and hopes to make it a monthly community event. Some non-dog owners also helped out, including NEWRA’s President, Stephanie Hogue. The Residents’ Association hosted a meeting last month with city officials that spurred discussion regarding a Read More…
The NEWRA Clean Streets Committee has been looking for a way to help dog owners clean up after their dogs. Chris Young, the committee’s liaison to the North End Chamber of Commerce and business community, took charge of the effort and recently purchased five “Dogi-Pot” facilities that will be mounted on poles at neighborhood parks. Read More…
Join clergy and friends from the Old North Church along with RUFF on Sunday, September 30 at 1:30 p.m. at the North End Dog Park on Prince Street for the annual Blessing of the Animals in honor of St. Francis Day. All creatures great and small are welcome and will receive an individual blessing. We Read More…
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