ARL Pups Visit Red Sox and Most Iconic Play Yard in Boston
Boston Red Sox employees enjoy an ARL playdate
This past week, a trio of lucky pups in the care of the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL), took a day trip to Fenway Park to brighten the day of more than a dozen employees of the Boston Red Sox.
The event, held in an event space inside Fenway, was part of an employee wellness effort, to give workers a chance to step away from their desks for a little bit and spend some time with dogs and to learn a little more about ARL’s programs, services and mission to help animals in need throughout Boston and Beyond.
These types of employee events are wonderful initiatives, as spending time and petting an animal offers a host of mental health benefits, including reducing stress and improving mood.
ARL thanks the Red sox, and is thrilled to have had the opportunity to further spread the joy that animals provide, and to partner with another iconic Boston institution, although we should point out that being founded in 1899, ARL actually predates the Red Sox, who were established in 1901!
For Vincenzo, October and Sersi, it was a chance to get out into the world, meet new people, and have a little fun!
The pups enjoyed running around the outdoor space, playing and accepting treats, pets and toys from Red Sox employees.
The day ended with the pups getting a glimpse at the diamond from the famed Green Monster seats.