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Pasco Pet Fest – Dog lovers and furry friends enjoyed music, food, vendors, adoptable pets and a wine tasting at the first annual Pasco Pet Fest on Saturday, October 5. The event was held at the Florida Estates Winery and was created by Trina Messano and Jason Longo, owners of Doggie Cakes. The event proceeds benefited Pit Bull Happenings, a local non-profit dog rescue group. There were plen- ty of other local rescue groups on hand with their adoptables. Monthly Yappy Hours were held at The Market off Main in New Port Richey throughout 2013 to raise money to help support Pasco Pet Fest. Mark your calendars now for Pasco Pet Fest 2014, which will be on October 4, with proceeds benefiting Raffle Rescue. For more information visit
www.pascopetfest.com.
(Left): Cooper, who is half Corgi and half Aussie, enjoyed listening to the live entertainment. (Below, left to right): Eric Emminger of Pit Bull Happenings, singer/songwriter John Shipe, Trina Messano and Jason Longo of Doggie Cakes and organizers of Pasco Pet Fest. Rover reporting and photography by Heather Schulman and Jacqui Silla.
for this beautiful Great Dane. Petunia, a perfect name fort myers
Sophie.
Golden Retriever Rescue of Southwest Florida (GRRSWF) sponsored Goldenfest V at the Shell Factory in Fort Myers. The October 12 fundrais- ing event was attended by hundreds of animal lovers from Orlando to Miami. GRRSWF is a non-profit, all volunteer organization commited to rescuing Golden Retrievers and Golden mixes. The money raised will help cover veterinary expenses, micro-chipping and whatever else is needed to help get the dogs ready to be adopted. For more information visit
www.grrswf.org or email them at
info@grrswf.org.
Photography by Dennis Guyitt 92 THE NEW BARKER
www.TheNewBarker.com
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