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Mary's Dog Rescue & Adoption

Northwood, NH
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MarysDogs.com

    • Mission

    Mary's Dogs Rescue & Adoption, is a compassionate, non-profit animal rescue dedicated to saving dogs and placing them in loving homes in the Northeast. Established in 2011 by Mary Doane, our organization has rescued approximately 600 dogs annually from kill shelters in the south, and has grown a vast network of volunteers and fosters in the process. We also raise public awareness through outreach and educational programs within the community.

    About Us

    Mary’s Dog Rescue & Adoption is a growing and dynamic group of dedicated folks committed to saving the lives of dogs. We work with several rescues in the southern U.S. to rehome dogs and puppies here in the Northeast.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Animals
    • Community Development

    Location & Contact

    • 603-608-3374
    • 984 First NH Turnpike, Northwood, New Hampshire, US
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