Dog Day in May

Saturday, May 8, 2010
9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Heritage Recreation Center

DogDayinMay photo

Bring you and your furry friend dressed in spring attire (prizes will be awarded) and enjoy a beautiful walk at Pierce County Parks and Recreation's Dog Day in May.

This fun event is aimed at giving dogs their day in the sun will be held (rain or shine) Saturday, May 9 at the Heritage Recreation Center, 9010 - 128th St. E., Puyallup.

Join the Pierce County Sheriff's K-9 team for the 3 mile route! The route is a paved trail; a dry and flat, easy walk suitable for families and people of all abilities.

Start & Finish

9:00 - 10:00 am

Participants will meet near the ZiegerElementary Play Shed which adjoins Heritage Recreation Center.

10:00 - 11:30 am

The Walk will begin and end on the Nathan Chapman Trail.

'Ruffle' Drawing and Spring Doggie Fashion Show will begin immediately after the Walk.

Parking

Walkers can park at Heritage Recreation Center's parking lot (from 94th Ave) then proceed as directed to the check-in area.

Registration

Pre-Registration (must be received by April 30, 2010):

$15.00 per dog
$5.00 for a second dog
T-shirts are an additional $8.00 each.

Mail Pre-registration Form (pdf file) with payment to:

Dog Day in May
Pierce County Parks & Recreation
9112 Lakewood Drive SW
Lakewood, WA 98499

Day of Event Registration:

$20.00 per dog
$5.00 for second dog
$8.00 T-shirts while supplies last

Pictures

A complimentary 4x6 picture will be available for each participant courtesy of Sportraits.

A complimentary bandana will also be awarded to each dog while supplies last.

Rules of Participation

Dogs should be current in vaccinations.
No dogs under six months of age.
No female dogs in heat.
No aggressive dogs.
No more than two dogs per registration/participant.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult (18 or older).
Keep your dog(s) on a 7-foot or shorter leash at all times.
Clean up after your dog(s). (Bags will be provided)
Bring your dog(s) only if he or she is well socialized.
Walk the course only if you and your pet are in adequate physical condition.
Water will be provided for both dogs and people along the course.

Proceeds

Proceeds benefit Pierce County Parks and Recreation's youth programs.