St. Petersburg - Yappy Hour at Sundial
Friends of Strays with two adoptable dogs, Tobias and Lady; Tampa Bay Rowdies goalkeeper, Chris Glodack and his dog Zeus, and Rowdies mascot, Pete the Pelican.
Cooper (aka Squirrel) is on-hand representing his store, Florida Jean Company (yes, his store. His humans work for him).
Daisy, from Southeastern Guide Dogs, and St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman at the Kissing Booth.
St. Petersburg - Howl-O-Ween & PAWrade
Sundial St. Pete is a two-story shopping and dining destination in the heart of downtown St.
Petersburg.To showcase how dog-friendly the venue is, they host- ed their first Yappy Hour in October, complete with a costume contest. Proceeds benfited Friends of Strays Animal Shelter. All of the restaurants are dog-friendly with outdoor seating areas.
Jazzy takes a break from performing.
Twiggy, a Yorkshire Terrier.
Emma came dressed as a maid.
The Maltese Posse: Snow White & the 7 Dwarfs.
Kobe and his human.
This event was a unique opportunity to show some creativity with dog floats and costumes for a parade at Unity Campus in
St.Petersburg.The event was a fundraising opportunity for Humane Education Connection’s Canines Helping Kids in Crisis, whose mission strives to reduce the abuse of children and animals. The program reaches at-risk kids with rescued dogs who
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Kida, dressed as
Clinton.Tonk, dressed as Trump.
have earned their Canine Good Citizen certification and utilizes a curriculum that helps build character and confidence.
Spring Fling & Faerie Costume Contest, Saturday, April 29
at Unity Campus.
HumaneEducationConnection.org Photography by Heather Schulman
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