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Animal Adventures at Plympton Town House

July 9, 2021 By Kristy Zamagni-Twomey, Express Correspondent

On Saturday, July 3 the Plympton Public Library hosted a free event called Animal Adventures at the Plympton Town Hall. The event, which was held indoors, was well attended during the rainy holiday weekend. Eager children got to view and pet animals such as a boa constrictor, a naked mole-rat, an alligator, a chinchilla, and a gheko lizard.

Animal Adventures describes themselves as a Family Zoo and Rescue Center. Their animals do not come from the wild but are rescued from abusive, orphaned, or unwanted situations. Animal Adventures bring their events to libraries, schools, and such, and are even available for birthday celebrations.

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