Friday Nights 7-10p
Saturday’s 4-7p
Sunday’s 3-6p
Holiday Mondays 1-4p 

Who buys these things? I feel like I’m taking crazy pills. Why not just tie off the fender to the cleat?

The caption should really read “Say you’re a novice boater without saying you’re a novice boater.”

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I may or may not have gone into a full blown sushi coma moments later 🙂

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There will be patrioric pies for the fourth of July!

Pies, red white and blue cupcakes, WOW cookies, holiday coffee cakes for an easy, delicious breakfast and so much more.

Come see us at 23 East Main Street Gloucester for ribs, brisket, pulled pork, chicken, pit beans, coleslaw and cheesy cornbread. We open at 10 and will be there until we sell out!

MEWS AND PUPDATES | JUNE 2022

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Butter was one of the first adoptions in May, and she is in good company with 107 adoptions that took place last month! Butter’s new family writes: We are so grateful for the opportunity to welcome Butter to our family of seven; including three young children (ages 5,7,7) and 2 small senior dogs (both age 11)! We adopted Butter at the beginning of May 2022, and in June 2022 Butter joined us on the ultimate family road trip: Massachusetts to Arizona and back in our minivan! We stayed in dog-friendly hotels, Airbnb’s, and we even tent camped at the Grand Canyon for several days! She was warmly welcomed at the Arch in St. Louis, the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, The Painted Desert & Petrified Forest, Washington DC, and many other dog friendly stops along our route.

We could not have asked for a better road trip dog! She was even named “Pet of the Week” at one of the Hilton Home2Suites that we stayed at on the East Coast. When she’s not on the road, Butter just loves to play, go for walks, and snuggle. We are so happy she chose us!

What a grand adventure! Happy tails (and happy trails!) to Butter and her new family.

Rhoda (above) was one of the first animals adopted from our new Christopher Cutler Rich Animal Shelter in June 2012. Her adopter, Carrie, visited our shelter and left with her faithful companion, whom she named Baylee.

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“10 years have gone by so quickly! Baylee is still thriving with daily zoomies and enjoying life! She accompanies me every morning in my Jeep with enthusiasm and brings such a light to our lives!!!” – Carrie

​Since cutting the ribbon on our Christopher Cutler Rich Animal Shelter ten years ago this June, we have saved 12,205 homeless cats and dogs! In the ten years prior to 2012, we saved 5,723 animals. We doubled our lifesaving capacity and are so grateful to all of those who supported this vision and continue to make this work possible. 

Please help us celebrate our 10-year anniversary and the work that makes their life and yours better by making a donation today! 

THANK YOU, BEEMAN STUDENTS!

We were so thrilled to visit Beeman Memorial School this month with the adorable miss Maple! The 2nd and 3rd graders at the school spent the afternoon making 3 LARGE boxes of cat and dog toys for the shelter animals. The students also raised over $400 between a coin collection drive and donations from one student’s friends and family to benefit the shelter Animals.

We are always excited to meet with Cape Ann’s youth, and we love seeing community-minded students making a difference! Thank you for being a friend to the animals, Beeman!

VOLUNTEERWant to volunteer at the shelter? Sign-up volunteering is a fun way to help the shelter animals without needing to sign up for a weekly shift. Activities are based on the shelter’s biggest need at the time and the number of volunteers signed up.All volunteer activities include time to visit with the animals.Check out our upcoming dates below and sign up. We hope to see you soon!VOLUNTEER

MAXI (GINGER)“She gave us 17 years of love and devotion.”READ HAPPY TAILS

TOBY (NOW LULU)“I was instantly drawn in by her confidence and cute little crooked walk.”SHARE YOUR STORY

Link here- www.thefrikitikiofgloucester.com