Pet Fest & Paw-Rade St. Pete


The annual event to benefit Humane Education Connection included a costume contest with a $150 Grand Prize Shopping Spree at Pet Food Warehouse. Through educational programs, Humane Education Connection strives to reduce abuse of children and ani- mals using the powerful connection of the human-animal bond. HumaneEducationConnection.org


Orlando’s 6th annual Howl- O-Ween Dog Walk-a-Thon and Canine Costume Contest was spookily spectacular. Pet- friendly vendors, raffles, music and Denise Ryan from 98.9 WMMO donated her time to emcee. The event raised more than $45,000 for Franklin’s Friends. Founded


Bromley & crew always go all-out. Cutest couple of the day, and their dog.


in 2003 by Monisha Seth and her husband Anthony Douglas, the organization has raised more than $1.5 million dollars for local animal welfare programs. The non-profit was named after the couple’s first dog, Franklin, adopted from the SPCA of Central Florida (now Pet Alliance). FranklinsFriends.info


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