New York Dog-Friendly Events
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walkingthedogWALK
July 12, 2008
10 am
713 Union Street
Hudson, NY 12534
Phone:518 755 1716
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Comments:Walking the dog Theater?s walkingthedogWALK 2008, the company?s first annual parade and fair event on July 12th, 2008. register at www.wtdtheater.org/dogWALK.htm Only registered dogs will receive a number and a ?Doggie Bag? with goodies, including a t-shirt with the walkingthedogWALK logo, created for Walking the dog Theater by Ken Polinskie.The event will include a dog parade down Warren St. that will lead all dogs and fellow participants into Walking the dog Theater/Basilica Industria on Front St., just beyond the Hudson Amtrak Station from 10am-12noon. The Parade will culminate with a ?Bestminster? Dog Show and Mini-Country Fair from 12 to 2pm at WTD/Basilica. There will be food, drinks, music, a raffle, door prizes (incl. organic dog food supplies) and lots of fun things available for the whole family! Susan Fireman of the Good Dog Foundation will offer two MIND YOUR MANNERS classes for the happy few. A panel of children judges will award prizes to the dogs (?most dramatic?, ?most comedic?, ?most elegant?, etc.) and a new Spokesdawg will be chosen for next year! Those without a dog can sponsor the Humane Society Dog, or bring a stuffed animal, or use their imagination in every other way! Walking the dog Theater, Inc. is a professional not-for-profit theater company based in Hudson, NY.
Dog Race
September 21, 2008
2:00 pm
New York, NY
Phone:718-344-8962
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Comments:POGO Events plan races and scavenger hunts similar to those seen on the CBS show* The Amazing Race. The Amazing New York Race is part scavenger hunt, part obstacle course and ALL NEW YORK.
September 21, 2008 - Don't forget Fido! Hate to leave your favorite four-legged friend at home on the weekends? Look for our first dog friendly race. This race is tailored for those with dogs, so don't leave them at home.
Dog Day at the Beach
September 14, 2008
10:00am - 2:00pm
Charlotte Beach
Rochester, NY
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Comments:Please help us raise funds for dog parks in Monroe County and let your dog run and swim off-leash at the beach.
Fireplug 500 Walk for Animals
September 20, 2008
Starting at 10 am till 1 pm
Central Park
Schenectady, NY 12302
Phone:518-374-3944
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Comments:The 16th Annual Fireplug 500 welcomes walkers and their dogs to this fun, family-friendly event. Highlights include the Ms. Spay-America and Mr. Neuter-verse pageant, Smooch-a-Pooch, Agility Course, Rainbow Room, vendors, free refreshments and much more! Check our website at www.animalprotective.org.
3rd Annual NEBCR Dog Dayz of Summer
August 2, 2008
10am
760 East Road
Stephentown, NY 12168
Phone:800-760-1569
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Comments:3rd Annual Dog Dayz of Summer - Fundraiser for New England Border Collie Rescue.
Dog Dayz is the major fundraising event for NEBCR. Sugarbush Farm in the idyllic hills of Stephentown NY provides the backdrop for this day of fun and games with your dog(s). We have a HUGE raffle, workshops and vendors, Agility run-throughs and other demos.
For more information, visit NEBCR.org
New England Border Collie Rescue is an all-volunteer, non-profit corporation,
dedicated to helping stray, abandoned or unwanted Border Collies find their
"forever homes". All donations and proceeds from today's event go to these
rescue efforts. For more information, please visit us online at www.NEBCR.org
Sugar Bush Farm is a working dairy farm, located in the Hudson Valley of NY state, between the beautiful Berkshire mountains and the NY Capital Region.
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