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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Pet Wash & Pet Fest in Madison, Ga May 19th
For Immediate Release
Press Contact:
Rob Kremer
(404) 961-2224
Humane Society of Morgan County to Host ‘Paw Wash and Pet Fest’
Event & Festival on May 19 will offer good, ‘clean’ fun with your pets – all for a good cause
MADISON, Ga. (March 30, 2012) – The Humane Society of Morgan County (HSMC) is excited to host
its first ‘Paw Wash and Pet Fest’ event on Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Heritage Park
in Madison. All pet owners and their animal companions are invited to enjoy a fun time with animal
washing stations and numerous vendors on site. This is a family-oriented event and children are
encouraged to attend.
Heritage Park, located at 1000 Heritage Park Circle (the cross section of Madison Bypass and Old
Buckhead Road), will be transformed to an animal spa for the day. For $10, there will be two washing
stations where dogs will be fully pampered, receiving a good clean wash and will then be toweled dry.
Other services include having your pet’s nails clipped for an additional donation.
All proceeds from the event will benefit the HSMC, to fund the non-profit organization’s mission to save
more animal lives by promoting adoptions of healthy, friendly companion pets.
“For all animal lovers this will be a great event to enjoy the outdoors, great vendors and clean pets,”
said Betty Straw Brown, HSMC President. “We invite the entire community to join us and spoil their pets
with love, affection and soapy suds!”
For more information, please visit www.humanemorgan.org or call (706) 343-9977.
About Humane Society of Morgan County
The Humane Society of Morgan County adoption center opened on July 5, 2011, with a mission to save more animal lives by
promoting adoptions of healthy, friendly companion animals obtained from the public and from overcrowded animal control
and other rescue facilities. Our goal is to provide the highest quality care and compassion to the animals entrusted into our care
until such time as they are adopted. It is also our mission to measurably reduce the pet overpopulation numbers through the
promotion of spay/neuter programs and community education. For more information, please visit www.humanemorgan.org or
call (706) 343-9977.
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