Animal Rescue League of Boston and Quincy Animal Shelter To Host Dog Adoption Event at Victory Point

Victory Point will host a festive, family-friendly holiday dog adoption event in partnership with the Quincy Animal Shelter and the Animal Rescue League of Boston. Community members are invited to stop by, meet adoptable dogs, and learn more about giving a shelter pet a loving forever home this holiday season as well as understanding pet safety during the winter months. 

The event will feature a cheerful, holiday-themed atmosphere with dogs dressed in festive attire, snacks and refreshments, pup cups, and opportunities for pet owners to bring their own dogs to join the celebration. The event offers strong visual elements and a heartwarming opportunity to spotlight local animal rescue efforts and holiday giving. Proceeds and support from the event will directly benefit the participating shelters and their mission to care for animals in need.

WHERE:   Victory Point  | 332 Victory Rd., Quincy, MA 02171

WHEN:   Saturday, December 20, 2025 | 12:00–2:00 p.m.

VISUALS:   Adoptable dogs, holiday décor, pet-friendly festivities, families and community members interacting with shelter animals, festive photo opportunities. 

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About Quincy Animal Shelter

The Quincy Animal Shelter, located at the City of Quincy Animal Care Center at 99 Quarry Street, is dedicated to advocating for animals and providing a safe haven until they find loving homes. The shelter promotes spay and neuter programs to help control pet overpopulation and strives to be a leading community resource for education on proper animal welfare. Since its incorporation in November 1999, the shelter has placed more than 7,500 cats and dogs into loving homes throughout New England. 

For more information please visit : https://www.quincyanimalshelter.org/ 

About Animal Rescue League

The Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) is a leading animal welfare organization grounded in the belief that pets are family. Founded in 1899, ARL is the first female‑founded animal welfare organization in Massachusetts and continues a long legacy of kindness and compassion, helping more than 20,000 animals each year. ARL is recognized for its innovative, award‑winning programs that go beyond traditional sheltering to address the root causes of issues facing animals and the people who love them. Through community partnerships, veterinary care, adoption services, humane education, and advocacy, ARL helps animals heal and thrive, works to keep pets and people together, and protects animals from harm. For more information please visit : https://www.arlboston.org/