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Dog Lovers Invited to Attend Nelson SPCA’s Dogs’ Day Out

Dog Lovers Invited to Attend Nelson SPCA’s Dogs’ Day Out 2014

Nelson SPCA is calling all local dog owners and their canine friends to join in the fun and festivities at Dogs’ Day Out 2014.

Previously named the Million Paws Walk, Dogs’ Day Out is an annual event designed to celebrate the importance of dogs and their caregivers in our community, whilst raising funds for Nelson SPCA.

Nelson SPCA Event Coordinator, Summer Marvin, says this year’s event will feature a variety of attractions.

“Dogs’ Day Out is all about having a great time, so we encourage local dog lovers to treat their four-legged friends to a fun day out,” says Summer.

“There’s a host of festivities for everyone to enjoy, including the popular dog show (featuring Prettiest Girl, Best Dressed and Golden Oldie), a dog agility demonstration by Nelson Dog Training Club, a Dress-A-Thon and best dressed toy animal for the kids.

“There will also be a range of business stalls, a bouncy castle, face painting, delicious food and fantastic prizes up for grabs - including a year’s supply of K9+ natural health supplements from O2B Healthy.”

Dogs’ Day Out 2014 is sponsored by O2B Healthy, Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Nelson More FM 92.8 and The Leader. Proceeds from the event will go to the Nelson SPCA - providing care and shelter to animals in need.

What: Dogs’ Day Out 2014
Where: Isel Park, Stoke
When: Sunday March 23, 2014. Wet Weather date March 30, 2014
Time: 10am to 2pm
Registration: www.nelsondogsdayout.eventbrite.co.nz or at Nelson SPCA, 379 Waimea Road, Nelson.
Cost: $10- (plus online booking fee)

For further details visit Nelson SPCA website - www.nelsonspca.org.nz. Registration includes the group walk and/or dog show. Registrations are also available on the day at Isel Park. Eftpos available.

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