For the second consecutive year, Nauset Pet Services in Eastham will be the presenting
sponsor of “Paws for Celebration”, giving it top billing at the signature annual fundraiser for the Animal Rescue League of Boston’s Cape Cod branch. Nauset Pet Services has been serving pets and their people on the Cape for forty-one years. They are a full service pet care facility offering boarding, doggie daycare, grooming, training, and petsitting services in Eastham.
“We are so thrilled and appreciative to have Nauset Pet Services as the presenting sponsor for the second year in a row,” added Sandra Luppi, Brewster Animal Care and Adoption Center manager. “Their support and generous donation gives the fundraising initiative a huge jump start. They’re a wonderful community partner.” Said Noelle Smith, co-owner of Nauset Pet Services, “We are so excited to be a part of this amazing event once again! It’s such a great day to acknowledge all that the Animal Rescue League of Boston does, as well as to celebrate our pets.”
The Third Annual “Paws for Celebration” will take place on Saturday, June 22, 2013 from 11 AM – 3 PM. The signature, annual event includes a pledge walk through downtown Orleans and pet-related activities, entertainment and vendors on the front lawn of Nauset Regional Middle School.
Last year’s event attracted nearly 2,000 people and 700 dogs. Once again, the event will be emceed by Cool 102’s Joe Rossetti and John Taylor, and WCOD’s Stephanie Viva. Among the entertainment and activities already planned are a Frisbee dog show, a police K-9 unit demo, a caricature artist doing caricatures of people and dogs, a “doggie” photo kissing booth, contests, face painting, a silent auction and, of course, the one mile pledge walk. People will be encouraged to form walk teams, recruit walkers and collect pledges from friends and family, all to benefit the adoption center in Brewster.
For more information about the 2013 Paws for Celebration event, visit http://www.arlboston.org/pawsforcelebration.
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