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Maine Points: Lucky Pup Rescue

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Maine Points: Lucky Pup Rescue

Not every pup is lucky enough to have a forever home. That’s where we come in. Lucky Pup Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established for the purpose of re-homing dogs in need. We believe that all dogs deserve a safe and happy forever home regardless of breed or where they are from. Our mission is to find the best match of forever family so that the humans and their canine buddies will have a long happy

life together. First, dogs come into one of our foster families where they learn house manners, become comfortable with new experiences, and get their needs met while being assessed to help us in making that special forever match. We are based in southern Maine, but we do not have a physical shelter

www.luckypuprescuemaine.org/

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