Posted by: twodogtales | May 7, 2014

Walk for the Animals in Arlington this Saturday

The 19th annual Arlington Animal Welfare League Walk for the Animals is this Saturday, May 10, at Bluemont Park in Arlington. The walk is a celebration of the human-animal bond to raise awareness and funds for the hundreds of animals and community programs at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington.

It is AWLA’s largest fundraiser and Arlington’s largest pet-centered event.

Register online before Friday, May 7 for $30, onsite registration is $40. You can also form “packs” and raise even more money! The goal is $120,000 for this year’s walk.

The walk starts at 10:30 am. Bluemont Park is at 329 N. Manchester Street, Arlington, VA 22203.

monstrate your devotion to your four-legged friend while helping homeless animals, one step at a time. The Walk will unify the community in a celebration of the human-animal bond, while raising awareness and funds to directly benefit the hundreds of adoptable animals and community programs supported by the Animal Welfare League of Arlington—the County’s only humane society. – See more at: http://awla.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1097063#sthash.AhK5M57F.dpuf
demonstrate your devotion to your four-legged friend while helping homeless animals, one step at a time. The Walk will unify the community in a celebration of the human-animal bond, while raising awareness and funds to directly benefit the hundreds of adoptable animals and community programs supported by the Animal Welfare League of Arlington—the County’s only humane society. – See more at: http://awla.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1097063#sthash.AhK5M57F.dpuf

 

Sundae models her bandanna from the walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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