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Pine Tree Elementary School Visit
 The Animal Rescue League of NH-North received a visit from the 1st and 5th graders from Pine Tree Elementary School just before the Christmas holiday. Thirty-eight students brought donations, wrote bios of the shelter animals, read to the animals and visited with shelter dog, Pebbles. The Conway shelter staff thoroughly enjoyed the visit, as did the students.
The 14th Annual Walk for the Animals and Bark in the Park a record-breaker raising $30,000 for the Animals in the care of the Animal Rescue League-North
TD Bank's Affinity Program
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Vote for the The Animal Rescue League of NH-North!
Listen to "A Shelter Dog's Song" CDs available for $5
Join the Mt. Washington Valley Dog Park! ReTails and Harrison House We need volunteers for both Resale Shops! If you can help please call (603) 447-5955 The Retails Boutique for adoptable clothing is located in the lower level at Norcross Place, across from the Courtyard Cafe
You can also donate a
Planet Aid box at Karla's Pet Rendezvous at 1511 Rt. 16 benefits ARL North
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TWINKLES is like warm butterscotch and she has the cutest face! Yes, she does have a twinkle in her eye! This orange and white tabby is one big love bug! She’ll greet with lots of purrs and head butts and want to claim you by rubbing her scent all over. She is a bit on the quiet side but super friendly; she would make a great companion. She’s one of those cats you’d see lounging right beside you on the sofa. She really is a purrfectly wonderful kitty; although, she does not like other cats or dogs, so she needs to be the one and only cat in the family. She also does not like loud noises so a nice, quiet home would make her very happy. Twinkles would be ever so thankful to find her forever home. Come meet this lovely lady!
The Animal Rescue League of NH-North held the 14th Annual Walk for the Animals and Bark in the Park in Schouler Park on Saturday, September 24. Beginning with the Walk for the Animals, the event brought hundreds of dogs and their owners to the park amid warm temperatures and clearing skies. 
