Otto the Police Dog doing a demo at Barktoberfest
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Today, I thought I’d share a few more shots from Barktoberfest. Below, you’ll find a few adoptable pups from FOHA as well as a few of the other dogs in attendance.
Also, that last shot is begging for a creative caption – tell me yours!
Adoptable Bailey
Adoptable Dugal
Adoptable Jack
During the Best Trick contest
Hey there, Little Red Riding Pup...
You may remember that I told you about a local event called Barktoberfest… well, it was this past Saturday, and I had a blast! Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA) really knows how to have a good time.
(As promised, I did live-tweet the event from the FOHA Twitter account – if you want to experience the day all over again, you can find the tweets here.)
Anyway, I took way too many photos (as usual), and wanted to share a few with you today. One of the many fun events was the Best Costume contest, which made for some excellent photo ops. It’s time for you to be the judge – which costume is your favorite?
(For the rest of my photos from the event, check out the full set on Flickr.)
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As you may remember, I adopted Tavish from a local rescue group called Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA). It just so happens that FOHA is hosting a big event on September 29 (one week from today), so I wanted to tell you about it. It’s called Barktoberfest: A Purrfect Pet Celebration, and it’s going to be lots of fun. If you’re in the DC or northern Virginia area, consider stopping by!
(Bonus plug: I help with the FOHA Twitter account, and I’ll be live-tweeting from the event. What are you waiting for? Go follow!)
Tavish says... support FOHA!
In addition to food, vendors, and the usual festival-type stuff, there are a ton of great events planned, including:
Even better, oodles of adoptable FOHA dogs and cats will be at the event. Come out and meet them!
For more info, visit the Barktoberfest website.
