Thousands bring pets, families and friends for annual perambulation, party and fundraiser at NTC Park at Liberty Station
Someone let the dogs out and they were on their best behavior Saturday at the San Diego Humane Society’s 29th annual Walk for Animals.
People and their pets walk during the San Diego Humane Society’s Annual Walk for Animals on Saturday at Liberty Station. “It helps us take care of 45,000 animals in San Diego County every year,” Weitzman said. “This isn’t our biggest fundraiser, but it’s our biggest friend-raiser. We get the entire county here.”
“He makes these really loud pterodactyl noises that everybody says are hilarious,” said Stevenson, who works in a veterinarian’s office. Saturday’s event opened with remarks by dignitaries including San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and state Sen. Toni Atkins, followed by a blessing of the animals.In April the city approved a new 10-year contract with the Humane Society for pet adoptions and sheltering stray animals. The organization handles animal control for 14 of the 18 cities in the county.
Brasil Últimas Notícias, Brasil Manchetes
Similar News:Você também pode ler notícias semelhantes a esta que coletamos de outras fontes de notícias.
Fundraising walk slated for Saturday to benefit San Diego Humane SocietyThis is the 29th year the organization has invited pets and their owners to participate in the fundraising walk; last year the event drew 5000 walkers, 1,000 pets and raised nearly $300,000
Consulte Mais informação »
Cow used in Niles senior prank naming contest held by Hooved Animal Humane SocietyThe Hooved Animal Humane Society said the cow is curious and friendly.
Consulte Mais informação »
San Diego Residents Worry SB 10 Will Bring Higher Density, Take Parking From NeighborhoodsSupporters maintain that SB 10 will help solve the ongoing housing crisis. Critics are worried about the lack of parking and densely populated neighborhoods, among other things.
Consulte Mais informação »
Now Hear This: New Audio Alert for San Diego Patrol Cars Will Warn Public of EmergenciesSan Diego police officers and sheriff’s deputies will soon be equipped with new tools to help alert the public when an emergency occurs.
Consulte Mais informação »
Opinion: San Diego County's plan to address shortage of mental health workers is important, neededCreating incentives to attract and retain such workers makes sense. But it may not be enough since other governments have similar programs.
Consulte Mais informação »
San Diego County budget would hike spending 10 percent, boost behavioral health servicesThe draft budget would add money for emergency treatment and staff up for the state's CARE Court model for mandated mental health care.
Consulte Mais informação »