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A Day for Spots - The 10th Anniversary of Happy Dal-loween, a Fall Festi-Dal was at Lake Park in Tampa on Saturday, October 12. Everyone was welcome to help Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay raise much-neeed funds for their biggest event of the year. Dogs and their humans dressed up for the occasion. Live music was provided by Paul & Dave, and classic firetrucks were on display for the picture perfect backdrop. Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay is a 501(C) non-prof- it organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming Dalmatians and Dalmatian mixes facing euthanasia in Florida high-kill facilities. They are in desperate need of foster homes. If you would like to help out the Spots, please contact Pat Hose at
pat@DalRescueTampaBay.org. (Left): Lily and Pearl are ready for the look-alike contest. Photograph by Jacqui Silla.
Stride for Strays - It was the mother of all tailgating parties as Animal Coalition of Tampa hosted their 13th Annual Stride for Strays. This year’s event was moved to Raymond James Stadium. Plenty of vendors, a Craft Beer Oktoberfest Tent, live music, dock diving and the Doggie Fun Zone. The event raised right around $20,000 to help ACT continue to provide quality, affordable
spay/neuter services for those who may not otherwise be able to afford
it.The clinic is located at 502 North Gilchrist Avenue, Tampa. 813.250.3900. -
www.ACTampa.org.
Doggie Fun Zone
big supporter of ACT for many years. Shown here with James, her sales rep from Precise.
Yvonne Guibert, owner of Groovy Cats & Dogs has been a
The Doggie Fun Zone is a portable, movable lure-motivated obstacle course. It’s set up in a fully enclosed, Grand Prix style raceway, so the dogs are within a contained, safe area. No prior training is needed for dogs to race the course by themselves. Dogs of all sizes and tempera- ments are able to look like a performance star. For more information or to schedule the Doggie Fun Zone for your next fundraising event, visit
www.DoggieFunZone.com.
94 THE NEW BARKER
Some dogs are a natural on the course, while other dogs may need a little coaxing. Photography by Anna Cooke.
www.TheNewBarker.com
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