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THE 12TH ANNUAL SPARTAN SPRINT 5K RUN/WALK & FAMILY DAY!
The course starts and finishes on NCC’s Bethlehem campus. Point to point course is mostly flat and fast, on paved roads between Northampton Community College and through a local neighborhood. Post-race raffle, refreshments & family day activities (see below.) Strollers and pets are welcome behind the runners. Pets must be leashed. This race is not related to Spartan-style obstacle races.
This event is also a walk. Walkers will begin behind the runners and will not be timed.
Awards
Awards for overall male and overall female; awards to top male and female finisher in each age bracket: (No duplication of awards)
14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
Please note: this race is not related to Spartan style obstacle course races
We are once again teaming up with NCC's Student Life as they host FAMILY DAY from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Come for the 5K and stay for FAMILY DAY! There will be something for everyone: food, music, activities for the whole family. All details about FAMILY DAY can be found here: https://www.northampton.edu/student-experience-and-support/student-life/family-day.html
A truly fun run that kicks off the Tartan Parade - Kilts and plaid are highly encouraged!
This is the 34th Celtic Classic 5K Run/Walk, produced by Bethlehem Morning Star Rotary. All proceeds go towards Morning Star's educational and leadership programs for local students.
Be a part of this first class event featuring chip timing. Run or walk and spend the rest of the day enjoying the Celtic Classic and Historic Downtown Bethlehem.
EVENT: 5K (3.1 Mile) Run / Walk
WHEN: Saturday, Sept 26th 2025
10:00am Registration / Race Packet Pickup at Bethlehem Area Public Library
11:00am Participants move to Start Line by Bethlehem Area Public Library
11:30am Race Start on Parade Route
12:30pm Awards Ceremony
5K begins at Bethlehem Area Public Library and ends at Sand Island in Bethlehem, PA
AMENITIES:
• T-shirts to at least the first 150 entrants
• Refreshments both before and after race
• Post race fun in Bethlehem – Celtic Classic or Historic Bethlehem
• Restrooms/porta-potties available near start / finish line for all participants
Fast course.
Big prize.
Bigger purpose.
Get ready for a race like no other - THE CHASE is here to redefine what a community race can be. We're shutting down the entire Hillsborough Bypass for an unforgettable out-and-back 5K with just one turn - designed for speed, spectacle, and spirit.
Whether you're chasing a personal best or showing up to support a cause close to your heart, this groundbreaking event is about more than just the miles. With $5,000 in prize money, the race is set to attract elite talent and local legends alike, all pushing the limits of athletic excellence. But at its core, it's about community impact - providing powerful fundraising opportunities for local charities and inviting everyone to run, cheer, and connect.
This is your chance to be part of something historic. Lace up. Line up.
Big celebration.
Every participant earns a beverage ticket for our vibrant post-race celebration hosted by Flounder Brewing. Kick back and enjoy that runners high with a soft pretzel and drink on a Saturday night. You ran hard - you earned this.
The Basic Details.
Saturday, September 26th @ 5 PM
375 US HWY 206, Hillsborough
Registration $40 before 8/1, $45 after ($3 discount for USATF)
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Featuring the interstellar famous dueling singletracks!
Fundraiser fun for and from the Susquenita Mountain Bike Team
PICL comes to Marysville on Saturday
The entire multi-verse comes out on Sunday!
Camping available on site!
4, 3, 2 & 1 person team options
Please see reg page for entry costs. Reg Early! (Day of price increases.)
Each racer must ride their own bike with their number plate for correct scoring.
Not only are you raising funds for the Susquenita Mountain Bike Team and our new trails at Susquenita through the entry fees and camping, but each entry adds $1 for "Bucks For Bikes" to support the PA Interscholastic Cycling League and the Susquehanna Area Mountain Bike Association too! Thank you for helping us to support these fantastic organizations.
4 Hours Long | 2-3-ish mile long laps
Handicapping to level the racing field
Every person gets points.
The faster you are the fewer start points you get.
Each lap is worth points.
Most points at the end gets the cup.
We watch for sandbagging…
Costumes are awesome and might win you things.
#IIGOmtb
Location: 100 Country Creek Road, Marysville, PA 17053
Camping is available - please see merchandise page
Event Schedule braden 2 :
7:30AM Access granted (venue opens) any unauthorized cruisers invading landing space prior to 0730 will be turned to space dust (if you're camping, you're authorized).
8:30-9:45AM Book your seat on the shuttle (on site reg)
10AM Attend Death Star attack briefing (staging and pre-race meeting - by the barn)
10:17 Blast Off (Race Start - by the barn too)
2:17 +1 lap: Splash Down (Finish)
2:30PM Space Cadet (Kids) Race (After final relay rider crosses the line, we’ll switch the course and stage the kids race for ages 10 and under, please sign up at the announcer booth between 1:45 and 2:15)
Royal Awards Ceremony – 3:30PM (ish) Have some space grog, enjoy the show and chill like you’re in suspended animation, we’ll be landing shortly.
But don't hit escape velocity! It seems like almost every year a team leaves before final awards that made the podium. You must be present to get your gear!
Farm event rules:
NO DOGS – Big, little, pure, mutt we love them all, but the only dogs allowed are the family farm dogs. THIS INCLUDES EVERYONE, NOT JUST CAMPERS.
No open fires. You can bring your portable grills or campfire rings but no open campfires.
No smoking anything.
Kids supervised – You’re invited and encouraged to bring your entire family to our events. We require that children have adult supervision while on the farm at all times and you, as the parent or guardian, must provide this supervision. There are 2 ponds and there will be no lifeguard on duty. Swimming is at your own risk.
RE: Kids in the pond – This is a big attraction for the youngsters and a great way for them to spend some time. However, please be aware that the boats and floating dock are the Oesterlings property and they must be treated with care. Abuse of these items or any other property will not be tolerated. Destruction of property will result in immediate ejection from the property.
Keep it quiet during quiet times. Quiet hours are 10pm – 7am. There will be plenty of time for you to be rowdy and loud cheering on the other racers.
Don’t be a jerk.
Respect the property. For more than two decades now you’ve been pretty solid, which is why we keep inviting you all back. Please remember that the Oesterlings live here all year long, have been incredibly supportive of mountain biking and ‘cross racing on this property and are my in-laws! Please thank the Oesterlings for their hospitality whenever you have the chance.
DO NOT LITTER. I’m not just talking about around the venue where we will have some trash receptacles, but do not drop your used gel packs on the course. I know you’re quite sure that those used foil containers are going to weigh you down and keep you from winning, but if you’re caught littering the course you’ll be DQ’d (and that don’t mean I’m taking you out for a BliZzard). Put that packet back in your jersey pocket or under your leg band ’til the end of the race. The only place you will be allowed to drop the food wrappers is at the start/finish line/feed zone area where they must be picked up by a teammate or your support person. DO NOT LITTER or leave your unwanted trash or debris behind.
Pack out what you pack in. Going along really well with #9 above. Bring a big ol’ trash bag, put your garbage in your big ol’ trash bag, put your big ol’ trash bag in your car, put your car in your driveway, and put your trash in your trashcan at home. Thanks for helping us keep the place clean. Helping us with little things like this keeps the event going because it keeps my crew, my folks, my outlaws, and my wife happy!
We reserve the right to create and impose further rules or do whatever else we want!
SCHEDULE
8AM check in
5k race starts 9AM
10K race starts ~10:30AM
RACE DETAILS
Medals will be awarded to top three overall finishers and top three Delaware resident finishers (men and women) in following age categories - 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84
5k is mostly flat
10k has some technical sections in first 5k (tight radius turn and some chicanes), second half is the 5k course. No turnaround required
Course is on C&D Canal Trail - 2 lanes wide, paved surface in very good condition
Course will not be closed to other users (walkers, dogwalkers, joggers, and casual riders) so be aware of these potential hazards. Canal Trail does not get high volume of users on weekdays during early morning hours.
Join us for a timed ascent of one of the greater Harrisburg area's most popular climbs!
Back this year is the Kings Gap TT/Hill Climb, in memorial of Deborah Barisch, whom we unexpectedly lost in February of 2019. Deb was a pillar of her community and will be forever missed by those who knew her. Please join us in memorializing her memory at this event. A portion of the proceeds of this event will be donated to the Friends of Kings Gap organization.
Kings Gap State Park features a winding 4-mile paved road that climbs at an average gradient of 5%. It is almost entirely shaded corridor and will be closed to vehiclar traffic during the race. This has made it a favorite climb for cyclists all over the Cumberland Valley. Check out the Deborah Barisch Memorial Kings Gap TT Strava Segment.
Day-of registration is available for an additional $10.00.
All event services including parking, check-in/registration, restrooms, etc. will be at the top of the mountain, adjacent to the mansion.
Here are a couple of critical reminders that we are asking you all to address prior to showing up:
Please DO NOT come to the race if you have been sick in the past 14 days, run a fever, or not felt well.
Maintain 6 feet of social distance from others as much as possible off the bike.
Clean your hands before eating, touching your face, etc. Hand sanitizer is very effective and easily transported.
Clean equipment after the ride. Disinfectant wipes, soap and water, 70% isopropyl alcohol all work.
Our start/finish gantry crosses the road. DO NOT DRIVE UNDERNEATH THE GANTRY. You will be held liable for any damages to your property or ours.
Guy's Racing Club presents
Pennypack on the Delaware CX (Permit #TBD)
at
Pennypack Park
7801 State Road, Philadelphia, PA 19136
on Sunday, September 27th, 2026
This race is part of the PACX series!
Facebook: Like us on Facebook to receive updates and information about the race. www.facebook.com/WhirlybirdCross
Registration: Pre-reg closes Friday September 25th at 5 PM. Additional races for the day are a $10 registration fee. Registration will cost an additional $10 on the day of the event, so please pre-register! Late fees do not apply to juniors. Day-of we accept cash or checks -- no plastic.
Registration/Sign-in and race number pick up opens on-site at 7:30 AM and closes 30 minutes before each race.
No refunds will be given with the exception of circumstances that fall within those described in "Race Cancellation Policy," below.
Licensing: USAC permit #TBD. All racers (except for the kids race) must present a valid license at registration and sign a USAC event release form. Smart phone license verification will be accepted; download the USAC app for better viewing.
Beginner One-Days One-Day licenses for beginner categories are $15 and may be purchased on USA Cycling’s website, or on-site at the event.
Experienced One-Days If your categories prohibit you from entering a race with a beginner one-day license (anything but cat 5), you can purchase the experienced one-day license for $35. The experienced one-day license is only available on USA Cycling’s website.
USAC annual license renewals will be available on USA Cycling's website or at the race.
Your cross racing age is your age as of December 31, 2027 (not 2026!).
Racers under 18 (real age, not racing age) must also have a parent sign the release form (can bring one pre-printed from the USAC site and signed by the parent if the parent cannot attend the race). Kids racers also need a parent signed release form.
The Venue:
Location: Pennypack Park, 7801 State Road, Phila., PA 19136
Pre-riding: NO PRE-RIDING IN THE PARK PRIOR TO RACE DAY
Equipment: Mountain bikes are allowed as long as they do not have bar ends. No aero bars are allowed.
Clothing: Helmets are required for all riders on bicycles, even when not actively racing (eg, while riding from the parking lot). Per USAC regulations, racers must wear a jersey with sleeves covering the shoulders. No tank tops are allowed. Race radios and earphones for playback (eg, mp3 player) are not allowed while racing.
Staging: All racers should present to the start grid 15 minutes prior to the start of their race.
Call up Protocol: The call-up protocol will be based on Race Predictor rankings as posted on Crossresults.com, followed by order of pre-registration. ALL CALL-UPS WILL BE BASED ON PRE-REGISTRATION. DAY-OF REGISTRATIONS WILL START AT THE BACK OF THE FIELD. Call-up protocol for the Cat 4/5 Men and 9-14 Men and Women will be based on order of registration. Bib number will indicate your start grid position. NOTE: IF YOU ARE RANKED, BUT DO NOT PRE-REGISTER, YOU FORFEIT YOUR CALL-UP PLACEMENT AND WILL BE PLACED ON THE START GRID BEHIND THE LAST PRE-REGISTERED RACERS.
FOR YOUR BEST POSITION ON THE GRID, PRE-REGISTER!
Lapped riders: Lapped riders will finish on the same lap as the leader. Riders being passed must yield and not interfere with the progress of passing riders. The officials will provide any necessary additional instructions prior to the start (such as whether or not riders will be pulled from the race prior to the end).
Results: The first three finishers of each race should report to the podium immediately after the race for podium photos. The protest period starts at posting and lasts 15 minutes. It is the rider's responsibility to have all errors corrected during the protest period. After results are final awards will be available at registration.
Kids Race: A fun kids race will start at 12:30 pm for kids too young to race on the real course. A parent must sign the event release form prior to the race, and each kid will be given a race number. Pedal bikes or strider bikes are acceptable. All entrants will receive prizes for participation.
Food: TBD
Restrooms: TBD
Race Cancellation Policy: If weather conditions are such that the race would cause significant damage to the property, e.g., heavy rains and water drenched grounds prior to and during the event, the race may be canceled. The race promoter will make every attempt to determine prior to race day if the race needs to be canceled, however, under extreme conditions part or all of the races may need to be canceled on the day of the race. Every effort will be made to hold the race, including making course modifications if necessary. If the race is canceled on the day prior to the race, notification will be sent to all pre-registered racers via email, and via the race's Facebook page. If the race is canceled in part or whole as described, then registration fees, minus Bikereg fees, will be refunded to those racers.
Event Staff:
Lead Promoter Butch Brettle & Jerry Weiner
Registration Scott Reynolds
Volunteer Coordinator TBD
Course Layout Katherine Schumacher & Chad Culbertson
Announcer TBD
...and many many Guy's Racing Club volunteers
This event takes a lot of work to pull off. Please thank the volunteers for making this event possible!
Guy’s Racing Club would like to thank our sponsors:
Guy's Bicycles ThePhillyLawyers.com
Independence Youth Cycling AM Fleet Service
The Human Robot Ortho Schwartz
iMobileIntervals.com Peaks Coaching Group
PZS Architects Continental
Voler Cannondale
fi'zi:k Immaneni Ventures
Skratch Labs Giro
crankbrothers
For more race, sponsor or club information, visit: www.guysracing.org
Join Us for an Epic Day on the Gravel!
The Jersey Gravel Grinder returns in 2026 for another unforgettable ride through the backroads, dirt lanes, and hidden gems of the Garden State. Whether you’re chasing the sunrise or chasing a new PR, this is Jersey’s own gravel adventure — and it’s calling your name.
Early Bird Bonus – Free Custom Jersey!
To thank our amazing community of Adventurers, the next 50 riders to sign up for May 3 event by December 8, 2025 will receive a limited-edition 2026 Jersey Gravel Grinder Bike Jersey — a $75 value, free!
Don’t wait — these will go fast, and you’ll want to be rocking the official look on ride day.
The Ride: Gravel, Grit & Glory
Our signature JGG routes deliver a perfectly mixed all-surface adventure — from smooth tarmac to gritty gravel, rugged dirt, and maybe even a bit of singletrack on the Mega & Mega XL courses. Expect 45%–75% unpaved terrain, all clearly marked with arrow signs at every turn.
Prefer tech over trail signs? You’ll also get free access to our RideWithGPS event account, with downloadable FIT and GPX files, plus visual and audio cues to guide you every pedal stroke.
Ride Your Way – Enduro Style
This isn’t just a race — it’s an experience. Compete for the fastest combined time on timed segments rather than your total ride time. You’ll see clear signage marking the Approach, Start, and End of each Strava segment, so you know exactly when to hammer and when to chill.
Go full gas or soak in the scenery — it’s your adventure, your pace.
Stocked Aid Stations
We’ll keep you fueled and smiling all day long.
Aid Stations every 20–30 miles will be fully stocked with:
GU Gels & Chews
Hydration Mix, Water & Coke
Aid Station 1 features fresh hot pancakes with maple syrup — because every great adventure deserves breakfast on the trail!
Aid Station 2 features hot pierogis & pickle juice
Plus More Rider Favorites
All stations include toilets and hand sanitizer for your comfort and convenience.
What You Get
Registration includes:
Custom JGG Swag (unique for 2026!)
Mid-loop Hot Coffee or Espresso Stop (Adventure & Mega)
Post-Ride Meal & Prize Raffle Entry
The satisfaction of riding Jersey’s best backroads with a like-minded community of adventurers
Our raffle prizes are always top-notch — past giveaways have included helmets, tires, sunglasses, apparel, gear, and more from our amazing sponsors.
Signature JGG Swag
Each edition of JGG brings something new — from pint glasses and mugs to water bottles, socks, neck gaiters, and arm warmers. For 2026, we’re crafting something extra special. Stay tuned for the reveal!
Routes
Each year, we change up the routes to keep the adventure fresh. Riders will receive final GPS files before the event.
Check out routes from past editions for a taste of what’s to come — a true mix of challenge, beauty, and pure gravel joy. (Examples from prior year below)
Pricing
Our pricing structure rewards early sign-ups — and each category has limited space.
Prices increase either by date or when a ride category sells out.
Next Price Increase: November 3, 2025
Secure your spot early to lock in the best rate and guarantee your place at the starting line!
Don’t just ride. Adventure.
Join the community. Grab your spot early.
Sign up today and be one of the first 50 to earn your free 2026 JGG Jersey!
Flexible Transfers, Category Changes & Deferrals
We get it — sometimes plans change. That’s why we offer flexible options so your adventure isn’t lost.
Deferral or Transfer requests must be made at least 14 days before the event
$20 processing fee applies for either option
Transfer your registration value to another rider
Defer your entry credit toward any 2025 Eastern Gravel Series Event (Empire Gravel or Macedonia Gravel)
Credit from May 3 event toward September 27 event
We want you out there on the gravel — in 2026 or beyond!
STRAVA Race Segments
We're using Strava segments built into our RideWithGPS event account for timing.
Mega has 6, Adventure 4 & Soul 2 segments.
To ensure you're in the segment leaderboard make sure to do the following:
Get a RideWithGPS account (free one is fine though there are plenty of cool features in the paid version)
Fill out complete profile including name, date of birth and email when you register.
Make sure your rde settings are set as "PUBLIC" (privacy protocals will exclude you)
Use RideWithGPS to record your ride or make sure to Autosync from your bike computer App so it uploads when you finish JGG.
Aid Stations
Every 20-30 miles, and will be well stocked with GU Gels, Skrach Hydration, Water, Coke, Granola Bars, Swedish Fish, Pickle Juice and more. Aid Station 1 will have fresh hot Pancakes & Maple Syrup.
Toilets & Hand Sanitizer
Individual Age Group Awards
Awards based on Category & Age Group.
Women's & Men's Fields.
Winner certificates will be emailed post event.
Results based on combined time of all race segments in your race category.
19 & Under
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70+
We reserve the right to combine or expand categories based on registered racers.
Join us Sunday, September 27th for the annual Charm City Run 20-Miler on the Torrey C. Brown (NCR) Trail. The NCR Trail is a hardpacked, dirt/gravel surface and part of the “Rails to Trail” program. This race is scheduled as a supported training run to prepare for a fall marathon, or for those just looking to get a long run in!
The Breakthrough Challenge was founded in 2013. Our goal is to raise funds supporting breakthroughs in cancer research at Penn Medicine's Abramson Cancer Center by uniting for a scenic and inspiring bike ride through Eastern PA's beautiful Oley Valley.
Welcome to the MCRRC Parks Half Marathon!
The race begins just before sunrise, at 6:45 AM, on a scenic Montgomery County road and quickly transitions into a tour of beautiful Rock Creek Park. As you run through the park, you’ll experience the sun rising through the tree cover and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature. Mile markers help keep you on track, and we also have an excellent pace team ready to help you reach your goals.
Our thoughtfully placed hydration stations, complete with awesome volunteers, will keep you hydrated and motivated.
Everyone always loves our FREE, high-quality race photos, so be sure to wear a smile along the course because we will have photographers along the way capturing race memories.
At the finish, catch up with your friends to exchange race stories at our Finish Festival.
Come out and enjoy this scenic half & 5k in the heart of Georgetown near the Nation’s Capital. Both events run on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal path, however the Half Marathon begins/ends in Georgetown near the Potomac Boat Club while the 5K begins/ends at Fletcher’s Boat House.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
Points count towards our Year-Long 5k, 10k, & Back of the Pack Series. Points will also count towards our Fall Series. Find more info about the series here.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
We are excited to share that this year we have added a 4 mile race option through the beautiful trails of RB Winter State Park. This distance is perfect for beginners who want to try trail running, as well as experienced runners who would like to enjoy a relaxed day on the trails with friends.
The Dam Half Trail Challenge has grown from a small race for hardcore trail runners into a popular, family-friendly event with a few hundred participants taking on the trails each year. Trail running has exploded in popularity, especially in central PA, where our diverse and high-quality races have even drawn national attention.
Profits from the races will be shared with the Mifflinburg Hose Company and the Middleburg Boy Scouts.
NOTE: To receive the neck gaiter and gloves you must register by Sunday, September 6. We need three weeks lead time for the supplier.
As always, great food, friends, and music after sharing the trails.
Please visit the below link for information
Baltimore Open Water Swim - Swim Across America
16TH ANNUAL 5K AND 1 MILE FUN RUN & WALK
All proceeds benefit Pathfinders for Autism!
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Please join Pathfinders for Autism for our 16th Annual Run Wild for Autism. We are thrilled to be hosting our 16th year to bring a day of awareness, competition and fundraising for the community. We look forward to seeing you on September 27th at the Maryland Zoo and Druid Hill Park.
Join us as we bring running back to the Greenwich Craft Faire. For years the Teaburner 5k was a major part of the Craft Faire weekend. We are excited to bring running back in a bigger and better way. In addition the the 5k we are having a 5 mile and a 1 mile race. The course consists of FLAT and FAST scenic roads. Great for PR's.
All registrants receive a finisher medal and shirt.
Awards for the 5 mile and 5k
Top 3 male and female overall winners
Top 3 male and female in 10 year age groups
Awards for 1 mile will be given to top 5 male and female overall winners.
All races will be chipped timed
After the race we encourage you to stick around and visit the Greewich Craft Faire.The Greenwich Craft Faire features Classic Artisans, Children’s Time Period Crafts, Antiques, Fine Crafts, Demonstrations,
Food, Live Music, and more!
Grab your capes and tights and join us on September 27, 2026 for our Superhero 5k!
This scenic 5k route is along Sligo Creek Parkway and Sligo Creek Trail. The route is stroller-friendly, and walkers are welcome to attend.
Proceeds from the event go directly to help underprivileged children in southwest Uganda. Learn more about what we do here: www.christalis.org.
Our 5k race timing is by Bishop's Events. Bishop's Events Points for this event count towards their Year-Long 5k & Back of the Pack Series. Points will also count towards their Summer Series. Please note that Bishop's Events promo/discount codes cannot be used to register for this event.
Join us for the 5th Annual Friends 5K Run/Walk benefiting the Friends of the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute. This year's event will be at the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center campus in Newark, Delaware.
Proceeds for this year's race will be used to support groundbreaking bench-to-bedside cancer research in order to speed the discoveries made in scientific labs to clinical trials that benefits patients.
Your support will help provide vital early-stage funding to accelerate translational cancer research.
This Race is Rain or Shine!
Let's all keep our fingers and paws crossed for good weather.
You're invited to Faithful Friends Animal Society's 16TH ANNUAL 5K & Mutt Mile on Sunday, September 27th at Bellevue State Park. Not only is this our biggest fundraising event of the year, it's also the LARGEST dog-friendly race in Delaware!
All 5K registrants will receive a FREE 5K shirt or FREE Mutt Mile bandana with registration. Additional merchandise is available for purchase.
Bring your whole family (pups included!) to this beautiful and scenic cross-country 5K course timed by Fusion Racing. Prefer a more leisurely walk? Sign up for our Mutt Mile.
The event features race awards for dogs and people, food trucks, vendors, pup kissing booth, plus a meet and greet with some of FFAS adoptable dogs! Register TODAY, and bring the whole family (pups included) to this scenic 5K!
Ask your friends and start a TEAM or an INDIVIDUAL fundraiser (click the donate tab to start a fundraiser)! Proceeds benefit Faithful Friends Animal Society.
Don't forget to Dress your Pet!
Dress your Pet in costume for our Doggy Costume Contest. After the Award Ceremony we will be calling up interested participants to parade around the stage with their pet. The crowd will applaud to vote on their favorite and the top three winners will get a prize!