Florida Fair News St. Lucie County Fair Breaks Ground for new Small Animal Building
Various members of the Small Animal 4-H clubs starting on the footers for the building!
for the annual Fair.
Since opening the new grounds in 2003 the Small Animal Exhibitors have been showing their small ani- mals in a tent. The small animal building has been a priority with the BOD and right after this past year’s Fair the order went in. The building measures 65’ by 125’ and will house around 150 small animals over the course of the annual Fair. In the off-season the building will transform into horse stalls to accommodate the increase in re- quests from the Horse Show industry. “Patiently they waited” said Jeanne Keaton. “They are a won- derful group of kids and parents, and they all came for the offi-
Small Animal Chair People Dr. Brett Adams and his wife Jackie.
cial groundbreaking held on May 11.” Brett and Jackie Adams are the Small Animal Chair people and do a wonderful job each year preparing the building
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