Events Archives: Howl-O-ween Fest & Walk: 2008-08-27
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Howl-O-ween Fest & Walk This Saturday, October 18!!
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NOTE: Those who have pre-registered for the event by Oct 4th will receive their T-shirts in the mail. Those registering later or at the event can get their T-shirts at the event.
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Press Release
- September 18, 2008The Humane Society of Pulaski County (HSPC) announces its latest fundraiser, Walk for the Animals and HOWL-O-Ween Festival. The event will be held on October 18, beginning at 9am on the lawn of the Clinton Presidential Center and Park, located at 1200 President Clinton Avenue.
Registration for Walk participants is $25 and includes an official t-shirt designed by award-winning local artist Les Waite. Animal lovers with or without dogs are encouraged to come out and enjoy a morning of entertainment and to walk in celebration of all four-legged friends in need of homes. Virtual registration will be available for those who cannot attend but wish to support the HSPC in honor or memory of a favorite pet or person. Teams are being formed by businesses, groups, churches and organizations, and team kits are available online at www.WarmHearts.org or by calling 501-580.2966.
Stage entertainment will be presented by Radio Disney and Master of Ceremonies Craig O'Neill, featuring contests with awards such as Best Costume for pet and owner, Best Dog Trick, Owner and Pet Look-a-Likes and Channel 11's Joey's Pet Photo Contest. Additional media sponsorships are provided by the Arkansas Times.
HSPC volunteer Debbie Howell says,
I'm so excited to be a part of Walk for the Animals, and I hope it becomes an annual event that grows exponentially every year.