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PUPTOBERFEST
October 7, 2006
11AM - 2PM
St Anthonys In The Hills; Rte 7
Avondale, PA
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PUPTOBERFEST
October 7, 2006
11am - 3pm
St Anthonys In The Hills
Avondale, PA 19311
Phone:302-540-2910
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Comments:Puptoberfest is our annual festival and fundraiser. Doggie Games and Tricks with prizes, Dog Costume Contest, Merchandise, Food, Silent Auction, Raffles, Giveaways. Food Provided by 2 Fat Guys Catering. It is a great time to come out with your family, the whole family - dogs also, and enjoy an afternoon together, have some fun while benefiting a great cause - the Delaware Puppy Rescue. We are non-profit, and fully staffed with volunteers. There is no fee to get in to our event. We would love to see you there.
Puptoberfest
October 7, 2006
Noon to 4pm
St. Anthony's in the Hills
Avondale,, PA 19707
Phone:302-593-8609
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Comments:A fun filled day for families and their pets. Events include Doggie talent show, best tricks, pup strut, pumpkin hunt, and many others. This is a fundraiser for Delaware Puppy Rescue, Inc., a 501(c) non profit organization.
Vendors welcomed. Please contact Dianne at Delpuprescue@aol.com or call 302-593-8609.
Animal Planet Expo
August 18, 2007
10:00AM - 4PM
1 Park Road
Coatesville, PA 19320
Phone:(610) 383-3812
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Comments:Animal Planet, Comcast and The makers of Fresh Step® litter, invite Greater Philadelphia residents to bring their families-Fido and Fluffy included-to celebrate the wonder of wildlife, the companionship of pets and the important role animals play on this planet during ANIMAL PLANET EXPO. This free, family-friendly event is jam-packed with interactive exhibits, games, activities and live animal demonstrations.
Activity pavilions at ANIMAL PLANET EXPO include the following:
* R.O.A.R. Stage - Boasting a brand-new 16'x19' LCD video screen, the R.O.A.R. Stage captivates and delights visitors, featuring a feast for the eyes, ears and tails with high-flying Frisbee dog shows, interactive trivia games, and awe-inspiring live presentations with exotic animals like a python, an alligator, a kinkajou, a porcupine or a lemur.
* Pet Den - The makers of Fresh Step® litter, The Pennsylvania SPCA, and local vet Dr. Louise Murray will be on-hand to provide pet adoption opportunities and answer any pet care related questions during one-on-one "Ask the Vet" sessions.
* Discovery Kids' Endurance Experience - A hands-on adventure that lets kids experience the mental and physical competition of Discovery Kids Channel's wildly popular series ENDURANCE: HIGH SIERRAS via grueling simulated challenges and tests of wit, including a gargantuan climbing wall.
* Discovery HD Theater Dome - See firsthand the breathtaking clarity of high-definition programming from Discovery HD Theater, such as the groundbreaking series PLANET EARTH. Also enter for a chance to win an HD television set.
K9 Club Halloween Parade
October 30, 2005
1pm-3pm
1 Alfa Drive
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
Phone:717 361-3305
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Comments:The K9 Club of Elizabethtown College will be holding a Halloween parade. We will be meeting o the Elizabethtown Campus in front of the Brossman Commons. There will be prizes for best costumes and raffels. Each dog will be charged to enter, price has not yet been established. Call for more information.
Dog Daze at The Highlands
July 22, 2005
6-8pm July 22, 6:30am to 6:30pm July 23 and 24
The Highlands, 7001 Sheaff Lane
Fort Washington, PA 19034
Phone:215-641-2687
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Comments:This is a Day Camp for Dogs and their owners held on the grounds of The Highlands. Owners and their dogs learn together and have fun. Classes include Agility, Flyball, Frisbee and Rally-O. Also Reliable Recall, CGC Test, Puppy class. There will be nature hikes, frisbee play, swimming and field trips. Cost for the weekend is $179 which inclues breakfast, lunch, all classes, snacks and drinks all day. Special: Eat breakfast at home and bring your own lunch - $159.
Dog Daze at the Highlands
July 21, 2006
Friday, July 21 at 6pm
Fort Washington, PA
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Comments:Join us for a fun-filled weekend with your dog and other dog lovers!
Dog Daze at the Highlands
When? July 21-23, 2006
Where? 7001 Sheaff Lane Ft. Washington, PA 19034
What is Dog Daze at the Highlands?
-a day camp for dogs and their owners
-a weekend geared toward enhancing the bond between humans and dogs
-an opportunity to take various classes including: dog sports, obedience, canine photography and crafts
-an opportunity to meet many like-minded, wonderful dog owners
-after lunch enjoyment including: guest presentations, book signings, free play time, contests and games
What else is being offered? (additional fees apply)
-professional canine photography
-canine good citizen test
-therapy dog testing
The cost of the camp is $179 which includes class instruction, activities, lunch both days and snacks. (If you bring an additional person along with you and your dog it will be $199. If you choose to bring your own lunch it will be $159.)
Dogs of any age and breed are welcome! However, no aggressive dogs or dogs in season.
Proof of rabies vaccination MUST be provided when you arrive for camp on Friday evening. Dogs without vaccination certificates will NOT be allowed on site.
Please visit our website and download a brochure!
http://dogdaze.info
Any questions can be sent to: camp@dogdaze.info
VENDORS ARE NEEDED FOR THIS EVENT! Please email if you are interested in vending your dog-related products.
Percy, an African Spurred Tortoise, celebrates his 7th Birthday at Fins, Feathers, Paws & Claws
August 6, 2005
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
436 Main Street (Rte 63)
Harleysville, PA 19438
Phone:215-256-1455
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Comments:Animal rescue groups and pet lovers will be gathering to help celebrate Percy?s birthday. In addition, there will be a special sale, vendors, raffle, and a petting zoo for everyone to enjoy.
Pity Party
October 21, 2006
10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Harrisburg Humane Society, Grayson Road
Harrisburg, PA 17101
Phone:717-564-2163
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Comments:Fourth Annual Pity Party! The Humane Society of Harrisburg Area invites you to attend this year's Pity Party, an educational event raising awareness about the pitbull and other bully breeds. This year's Pity Party will feature:
Pity Parade (parade of current and former resident pitbulls)
Informational handouts with breed information, what is fact-what is fiction, BSL (breed specific legislation) information
Activities for you and your pitbull
The opportunity to network with other pitbull people
A presentation at 11:00 a.m. by Bad Press aobut the history of the pitbull
Food/refreshments available
Dog trainer/behavior specialist on hand to answer your behavioral questions
Groomer on hand to trim nails
Celtic Heritage Festival & Community Dog Show
July 19, 2008
10:00 am - 6:00 pm; dog show at 4:30
859 County Line Road
Horsham, PA 19044
Phone:215-343-0965
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Comments:Once again the bagpipers and balladeers, Celtic rock bands and crooners will be descending on Graeme Park for the 12th annual Celtic Heritage Festival and Community Dog Show, which will be held on Saturday, July 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The event celebrates the Scottish Heritage of the Keith, Graeme, and Fergusson families who lived at Graeme Park in the 18th century and is a fundraising event to support educational and community programs and historic preservation of the National Landmark Keith House at Graeme Park.
This year's headliner band is the Hooligans, who will perform at 3:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Other entertainment includes the ever-popular Carl Peterson, performing traditional ballads and tunes, Cairngorm, Bucks Caledonian and First Highland Watch pipe and drum bands, Middle Earth Studios doing interactive theater performances for children, the Timoney School of Irish Dance and the Wild Irish Roses.
Along with the musical entertainment, vendors with a wide assortment of Celtic and fine artisan crafts - jewelry, knitwear, kilts, wood carvings, silver, china, tee-shirts, needlework, heraldry, and the like will be selling high quality items to avid shoppers.
The public is invited to bring the family dog to the Community Dog Show, which is held in honor of Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson, mistress of Graeme Park during the Revolution, and her faithful companion, Fidele. Rescue groups and other non-profits, as well as service providers and purveyors of specialty pet products will also be on hand. Dogs are welcome to enjoy the rest of the event on their short, non-retractable leashes and should have proof of a rabies vaccination, collar ID, and enjoy the company of other dogs and people. Females should not be in heat.
The Celtic Heritage Festival is being held on Saturday, July 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Admission is $12 for adults and $6 for youth (6-17). A family rate of $30 is available for two adults and accompanying
ARK(Animal Rescue and Kraft event)at Huntingdon Valley Presbyterian Church
April 21, 2007
Saturday (9am-1pm)
2410 Huntingdon Pike
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
Phone:215-379-1430
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Comments:This is an all weather event. Rescue groups and crafters will have information and pet-friendly merchandise available for the public.
All proceeds will be donated to the participating rescue groups.
Canine Carnival
April 8, 2006
11pm - 2pm
Unionville High School
Kennett Square, PA
Phone:(610) 869-4902 ext 25
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Comments:Canine Parnters For Life's 2nd Annual Canine Carnival is coming to town! Bring your dog and have a "dog-gone" good time! Highlights include games, contests, vendors, raffles, face painting and much more! Come early and join us for exciting seminars for you and your dog.
PAWS America
May 6, 2006
9:30am-11:30am
420 West Street Rd
Kennett Square, PA 19348
Phone:610 869 4902
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Comments:A DOG - GONE GOOD TIME!
Bring your dogs, pets and family for the 16th Annual Canine Partners For Life (CPL) PAWSAmerica pledge sponsored walk. Enjoy a short walk and games with your pets and family. Rain or Shine Saturday May 6th from 9:30am until 11:30am at the Upland Country Day School in Kennett Square, PA Contact: specialevents@k94life.org or (610) 869-4902 x 25 for info. CPL raises and trains service dogs for persons with mobility impairments, physical disabilities and seizure disorders. www.k94life.org
Ruffin It A Day in the Park
October 14, 2006
10am -3 pm
PO Box 7202
Lancaster, PA 17604
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Comments:Ruffin' It... A Day in the Park
Plans are underway for United Against Puppy Mill's first annual signature event to be held on Saturday, October 14 at Lancaster County Park from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Mark your calendars for a fun day for you and your pet. Activities will include contests, games, food, entertainment and so much more!
You can help us in our efforts to fight the puppy mill problem by collecting pledges of financial support for UAPM. Those who reach certain pledge levels will recieve rewards at the event.
This is a very big project and we are in need of volunteers to make it a success. If you are interested and would like to help out, or if you know of a business, organization, or individual interested in becoming a partner for the event, please email us.
Organizations interested in helping us by becoming a vendor or exhibitor at this event are invited to download a cover letter and a application form from our website. Thanks for your support!
Tails on the Trails 2006
September 16, 2006
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Core Creek Park; Pavilion 11
Langhorne, PA 19047
Phone:267-566-5496
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Comments:Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue, Inc. will hold it's 4th annual fundraiser, Tails on the Trails 2006, at Core Creek Park in Langhorne, PA on Saturday, September 16, 2006.
Come out and enjoy the day with us. We welcome every dog, every size, every shape to join us at the hike. Hikers are invited to walk either the one- or two-mile trail in Core Creek Park with their dog. Dogless people are welcome too!! We?ll have many of our available foster dogs at the hike, and you may choose to walk one of them!
Of course, you don?t have to hike. There?s plenty of other things to do?we?ll have a picnic lunch, silent auction, mushing demo provided by the PA Sled Dog Club, games for the kids, vendors, and much more.
For more information, e-mail leew@siberescue.com or visit our website at www.siberescue.com.
Tails on the Trails: Dog Hike & Social
September 16, 2006
9am - Registration / 10am ? Hike: Rain or Shine
Directions: http://siberescue.com/Common/TailsTrails2006/hikedirections.html
Langhorne, PA 19047
Phone:267-566-5496
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Comments:Join us for our fourth annual Tails on the Trails. Come out and enjoy the day with us. We welcome every dog, every size, every shape to join us at the Hike. Dog-less people are welcome too... hike in honor/memory of a person, pet, or as a donation. You may also choose to walk one of our foster dogs! Hikers are invited to walk either the one- or two-mile trail in Core Creek Park with their dog. Even if you can?t take part in the hike, there are plenty of other things you can see and do? including canine frisbee demo, sled dog demonstrations (you can have your dog try mushing), lunch, entertainment, prizes, silent auction and more.
Hike N Howl
September 1, 2007
9 am-3 pm
Norristown Farm Park
Norristown, PA
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Comments:Come join us at Hike N Howl and support rescue! 3 rescues team up on the trail to raise money for the dogs in their foster care. Registration starts at 9, the hike, which is 1 mile, starts at 10. After that, lunch will be available as well as many events. Come out and bring your dogs!
See our website for more information.
Red Cross Walk
April 22, 2006
8:00 AM
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia, PA
Phone:215-405--8888
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Comments:The Red Cross Walk is dog friendly. There will be a special rest stop for your family friend with refreshments and goodies for dogs of all shapes and sizes. Pictured here is our Walk spokes-doggie, Noah, and he challenges your family dog to raise $80 this year. Think you can top Noah?
This year's Top Dog will receive a gift basket from Hopewell Animal Hospital for raising the most money. You can register your pooch under "Walker & Virtual Walker Registration" to collect donations online as any human walker would. Turn in your dog's pledges on the day of the Walk under his name. Last year's top dog was Bailey Chu, and he raised $605 for the Red Cross!
An added bonus this year...
The first five dogs to raise $200 or more will receive a free Pet First Aid course for their owners.
Train Your Dog to Track Lost Pets
May 20, 2006
Sat & Sun; 8:30 am - 5:00 p.m.
P.O. Box 476, Clovis, CA
Philadelphia, PA 93613
Phone:559-292-4334
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Comments:Two day MAR (missing animal response) K9 seminar for people interested in becoming a "pet detective" and in training their dog to locate (scent detection or scent trailing) lost pets. Registration fees vary ($250.00 to $600.00). For more info and registration information, visit www.pethunters.com. Become a PET DETECTIVE and GIVE YOUR DOG A JOB!
"America's Cutest Puppy" Auditions
September 23, 2006
8:00am
1601 Colorado Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 90404
Phone:310-998-3288
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Comments:The WE television network will be casting for its new show?"AMERICA'S CUTEST PUPPIES"
If you think your puppy is the most adorable puppy in all America, this might be your opportunity to show him/her off!
Auditions will be held on: Saturday, September 23rd, 2006 in Philadelphia, PA.
Your puppy MUST be between 4 to 8 months old (in September 2006) and have ALL current vaccinations.
For more information, or to make an appointment, please contact us via email: CASTING@KAOSENT.COM - or - Call Harriet / Sara at 310.998.3288
Paws for the Cause
October 22, 2006
8:00 am
Fox Chase Cancer Center
Philadelphia, PA 19111
Phone:215-728-7784
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Comments:Come to Fox Chase Cancer Center's Annual Paws for the Cause dog walk on Sunday, October 22, 2006, on the Center's campus in Northeast Philadelphia. Proceeds benefit cancer prevention programs at Fox Chase. Registration for this one, two or three-mile walk will begin at 8 a.m. the day of the event. The walk will begin at approximately 9:20 a.m. The registration fee is $10 per person and pledges are encouraged. Prizes will be given to the top pledge fundraiser. Paws for the Cause is guaranteed to be fun for the whole family. The event features activities such as the dog-owner look a-like contest, the best "tail-wagger" wag-off and the amazing pet-tricks competition! Prizes will be given to the top winner in each contest. Fox Chase also welcomes back honorary chairperson, George Mallet, of Fox 29's Good Day Philadelphia. Be sure to visit the official Paws for the Cause web site at www.foxchasegiving.org/paws to pre-register and pre-pay via credit card, all with the click of a mouse.
Puppy Social Parties
September 15, 2007
9:15-10 am
2001 S. 29th St. #5
Philadelphia, PA 19145
Phone:888-opbarks
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Comments:Free Puppy Social Parties for dogs 8 weeks-5 months! Bring your pooch and build your dogs confidence for a lifetime. Meet new people and pups, plus a Certified trainer is available to answer questions.
Yappy Hour
January 15, 2008
5-9pm, every Tuesday evening
Valley Green Rd at Wissahickon Creek, Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA 19128
Phone:215-247-1730
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Comments:Bring your dog to the Valley Green Inn's bar and patio every Tuesday night for Happy Hour starting January 15, 2008 from 5 and 9pm.
Come to the park for some great food and drink specials while you watch your best friends play in our enclosed patio! We do have special treats and water for them as well, so they will not be left out.
And, please, make sure that your best friend plays well with others if you want them to join in on the fun!
Animal Friends' Bark in the Park
August 28, 2005
9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
North Park Ice Skating Rink
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone:412.566.2103
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Comments:Grab your leashes, lace up your sneakers & bring your favorite canine companions to Pittsburgh's biggest party for the dogs! Animal Friends' annual Bark in the Park is a guaranteed good time for all dogs and their owners. Join in the fun with hundreds of other dogs! The day kicks off with a two-mile pledge walk through scenic North Park, led by comedian Jim Krenn. Everyone is invited back for the post-walk party that includes games, food, music, photos, obedience rallies, pet trick contests, pet-friendly vendors and Renee Takacs, Pittsburgh's intuitive pet consultant. Pre-register by calling 412.566.2103 ext. 310. Donation is $25/person, with dogs and people under age 16 free!
Animal Friends' Pet Photos with Santa
November 27, 2005
11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Animal Friends, 2722 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Phone:412.566.2103
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Comments:With the holidays just around the corner, it's time for Animal Friends' Pet Photos With Santa on Sunday, November 27 from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at 2722 Penn Avenue, just one block before the shelter. All four-legged friends are invited to come along for a very special Christmas photo session. Pet owners will receive two photo cards for a $5 donation. Photos are 4 x 6" and will be mailed within 10-14 working days. No reservations are needed. All dogs must be on leash, and all cats and small animals in carriers. There will also be a Chinese auction for pet owners to enjoy.
All proceeds will benefit the community programs and services of Animal Friends, Pittsburgh's no-kill shelter in the Strip. For more information contact Animal Friends at 412.566.2103 ext. 228 or email specialevents@animal-friends.org.
ACS - Canine Relay for Life "Bark for Life"
April 19, 2008
8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Pottstown Riverfront Park - College Avenue
Pottstown, PA 19464
Phone:610-323-6800 ext. 101
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Comments:The First Annual ACS - Canine Relay for Life - Bark for Life Event will be held on April 19th 2008 from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. Registration will be from 8:00 am to 9:00 am; The Blessing of the Animals - 9:05 am; and the 1 mile walk along the River with start at 9:15 am. From 10:00 am to 1:00 pm enjoy canine demonstrations; food; music and canine festivities. Last year we had 150 dogs and this year we are expecting 300+ dogs plus owners.
Woofs 4 Hoofs Dog Walk for Cancer
July 13, 2008
11:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Warwick County Park- 383 County Park Road
Pottstown, PA
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Comments:Woofs 4 Hoofs Dog Walk for Cancer- Sunday, July 13 from 11 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Bring your dog, family and friends and join us for a walk through the beautiful trails at Warwick County Park located at 382 County Park Rd, Pottstown. Paint a Horse Shoe for Good Luck Craft Activity for children, along with two playgrounds. Bring a bag lunch to enjoy under covered pavilion. Baked goods for sale and complementary beverages available. Cost is $15.00 per dog due at entrance gate, adults & children are free. Non dog owners welcome. 100% money raised to benefit Horse Power for Life, a non-profit organization that provides FREE educational and recreational horsemanship programs for cancer patients of all ages and their families. For more information please call 484-341-8393 or visit www.horsepowerforlife.org
Puppy Social Parties
September 13, 2007
Thursdays 6-7pm
2590 Shukraft Rd
Quakertown, PA 18951
Phone:888-opbarks
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Comments:Free Puppy Paries for pups 8 weeks-5 months. Come play, meet people and build your pup's confidence to last a lifetime! Plus a Certified trainer is availble to answer questions. For details, email info@opbarks.com
Yorkie Day in PA
June 23, 2007
Noon until 5:00 pm
Sheraton Hotel
Reading, PA 19608
Phone:610-670-2183
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Comments:Yorkies and Yorkie wanna be's are invited to bring their people to the 4th Annual Yorkie Day in PA. From noon until 5:00 pm, Saturday, June 23, 2007. At the Berkshire Sheraton Hotel in Reading, PA. A block of rooms has been reserved for our guests. Dogs are welcome to stay. We will have a dinner prepared by a chef, vendors, a fashion show, rescue parade, dog groomers, a vet will speak, an auction will be held, Yorkie Bingo, and lots more fun. It is inside so we will be comfortable. The cost is $35 per person for the activities and dinner. If dinner is not wanted, the cost is $20 per person. If you have a question, please call 610-670-2183. Checks should be made out to: Save A Yorkie Rescue they should be mailed as soon as possible to Save A Yorkie Rescue, 2650 Shillington Road, Sinking Spring, PA 19608 If someone wishes they could attend but cannot make it because of prior commitments we would appreciate a donation to the rescue. Come on, you know you want to bring your dogs and dress them up. The most glamourous diva and leading man will get special prizes. So please, check us out and send your check NOW. Our deadline is May 18.
First Annual "Bark in the Park"
October 16, 2005
1 to 3 PM
Central Perkiomen Valley Park
Schwenksville, PA 19473
Phone:(215) 848-9986
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Comments:Enjoy the beautiful fall colors while joining us for a fun day with your favorite four-legged friend! This effort is to assist the Animal Welfare Project, a non-profit organization whose main mission is to professionally train homeless animals. They will be returned to society as well-trained pets, sporting competitors, or Service Animals. All funds raised at this event are being used to support the education, training, and "badging" of new Humane Police Officers. This is a family-oriented event and everyone is welcome (no female dogs in season, please!).
Bark in the Park
October 7, 2006
1-4 PM
Central Perkiomen Valley Park
Schwenksville, PA 19473
Phone:(267)249-5762
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Comments:Grab you leash and join us for a day with your dog! The goal is to support Animal Welfare Project as they raise funds to build a professional training centeer for homeless horses and dogs. The animals eventually will be adopted as pets, sporting animals, or work in Community Service.
Food being provided by Moccia's Train Stop, Music by B101-FM and Silver Sound. Vendors include professional photographers (we give you one pic as a gift!), a real Pet Psychic, Pet First Aid, and PETCO will be bringing "Red Ruff" for the kids! Dog parade of rescues (even a horse!) and Humane Police Officers will be available to meet and talk to. Plus incredible raffles including a Free Year's Supply of dog food!
Demonstrations include Agility with "Kruisin Kanines," K-9 Search & Rescue, "Obedience Rally" by Y2K9's Dog Sports Club, and "Thundering Paws" Drill Team. And even a Water Retrieving demo in the water!
Everyone is allowed to compete for a prize in "Best Dog Trick!" Lots of awards for most funds raised in different categories (by Age, Family, or Team). Minimum $25 donation, and $100 or more gets a free Tee-Shirt with logo!
Furry Fun Day
June 1, 2008
10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
304 Britton Road
Shippensburg, PA 17257
Phone:717-532-7691
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Comments:Kindly Canines, a non-profit 501 ( c ) (3) corporation of volunteer therapy dog teams will be hosting their 3rd annual Furry Fun Day. This is a FUN day for you and your dog. Canine Games, Canine Contest, Demos, Vendors, Food ( Canine and Human Cusine), There will be Rescues and Shelters on hand with their dogs. Rain or Shine. Come for a day of FUN with your dog!!!! A portion of the days proceeds will be donated to the shelters and rescues in attendance.
Paws For The Cause
May 10, 2008
10am to 2pm
2626 Van Buren Ave
Valley Forge, PA 19482
Phone:6106661050
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Comments:Please join us in our first annual Paws for the Cause dog walk to benefit Main Line Rescue! We hope to bring awareness to homeless pets and pet over population and the puppy mill problem. All proceeds will benefit Main Line Animal Rescue. There will be grilling, doggie and people ice cream, music, contests, and raffles in addition to the walk!
Cut-A-Thon For Group Dedicated To Training Service Dogs
October 2, 2005
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
2714 Horsham Road
WILLOW GROVE, PA 19090
Phone:215-328-0596
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Comments:All proceeds from haircuts, styling and washing between 10am and 5pm will be donated to Amazing Tails, LLC, Inc., a nonprofit (501c3) volunteer organization, dedicated to the training of Service Dogs to assist people with physical disabilities. For more information call SuperCuts at 215-328-0596. SuperCuts is located at 2714 Horsham Road, Willow Grove, PA.
Tails On The Trails: Dogs Of All Shapes & Sizes Are Invited!
September 15, 2007
9 AM - 3 PM
WARMINSTER COMMUNITY PARK, Bristol and Hatboro Road
Warminster, PA 18974
Phone:215-412-0270
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Comments:Rain or Shine
For Details Visit: http://siberescue.com/Common/TailsTrails2007
Register early and save $15! Registration includes goodie bag, dog bandanna and Hike T-Shirt! Simply Register for the hike, and either note that you are a REMOTE hiker to have your Shirt and goodies mailed to you OR Simply Pick it up at the registration table on September 15th!
COME OUT AND JOIN THE FUN! The EVENT IS FREE! Here is just a partial list of the entertainment: Mushing Demo's (You RUN WHAT YOU BRUNG!), Meet One Eye Jack and check out his Frisbee Demo!, Lots of Vendors, Silent Auction, The Memory Garden, Dog Contests & Games, Scavenger Hunt, Scooter Demo, Microchip Clinic, Canine Good Citizen Testing, and the Alumni Revue!
Williamsport Grower's Market
May 1, 2008
0800-1300
1002 Rockey Rd
Williamsport, PA 17747
Phone:570/7252167
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Comments:Williamsport's Growers market is held every Sat from May-November. Dogs are welcome and encourage to come to develop their social skills and sample some homemade treats from Black Dog Bakery.
The Village Renaissance Faire
September 15, 2006
September 15 - 16, 2007, 11:00 - 6:00 Daily
Wrightstown Grange
Wrightstown, PA, PA
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Comments:The Village Renaissance Faire is a recreation of a 12th through 16th century village named Penn's Park.
It is conveniently set on the beautiful, and generously donated, Middletown Grange Fairgrounds located minutes from Philadelphia, New Jersey, Montgomery County and anywhere in Bucks County Pennsylvania.
The Village consists of eight stages and various sets: Merchant Squares, Living History Pavilions, Food Courts, Gaming area, Multi-cultural enclaves, Craft Corners, and Kid's Kingdom.
One weekend every year the fairgrounds are transformed into the ultimate family festival with stories, intrigues, history, crafts, varied entertainment, and interactive play. The Village has all the entertainment, crafts, food, and history befitting the interest and entertainment of everyone, from peasantry to nobility, youth to seniors.
The Village awakens each day at 11:00 am for visitors to wander about and become accustomed to the village layout before the grand procession and a full day's worth of activities.
"A fair field full of folk found I there." - Piers Ploughman
William Langland
1362-1390
As one explores the lovely re-created grounds, it may be impossible not to pause for a moment to listen to a musician, watch a mime, or interact with the countless characters, performers, and demonstrators.
The Living History Pavilion provides the opportunity to watch the mending of armor, henna tattoos, the illumination of manuscripts, hand-to-hand combat and archery, among other demonstrations.
It will be difficult to decide what to do (or what to do first) as performers fill multiple stages and sets begin every half-hour.
Performers provide a wealth of offerings. See a fire-juggler, watch authentic hand to hand combat and live steele, watch a human chess match, listen to music and choral groups, and be enraptured with mimes, knights, archers, and fair maidens. The Faire has non-stop entertainment for all ages.
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