SPCA Tampa Bay to Host 12-Hour Pawjama Adoption Party May 11th
Largo, FL, May 10, 2013 --(PR.com)-- When: Saturday, May 11, 12 p.m.- Midnight
Where: SPCA Tampa Bay ~ 9099 130th Avenue North, Largo
SPCA Tampa Bay is hosting the area’s first-ever twelve hour adoption event on Saturday May 11th from noon until midnight. The Largo shelter expects to have more than 60 pets available for adoption including puppies, kittens, dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and other critters up for adoption.
Noon to 3pm:
Adopt! Puppy & Kitty Kick-Off: They’ll have cute and cuddly youngsters up for adoption. If you are yearning for a puppy or kitty, come early. These animals will be adopted quickly.
Children’s Play Area: They’re bringing in a bounce-house
Cat Tails: Stories about living with felines, Cat Adoption Building
Rat Pack: Learn about having rats and mice as pets, Small critter Room.
3pm to 6pm:
Radio Disney onstage with amazing contests and a continuous adoptable pet parade.
· Contests: Best K9 Kisser, owner-dog lookalike, most talented and cutest pet.
· Face painters
6pm to 8pm:
Pet psychic
Photo booth
Gift shop discounts.
8pm to 10pm:
Slipper Soirée contest
Animal trivia contest
Beer and wine, coffee and desserts
10pm- Midnight:
Movie Under the Stars
Disney 4-pack drawing
Visuals- Kids with painted faces dancing, playing games and learning about animals, owners and their pets competing in lookalike contests, pets getting their fortunes told, and much more.
SPCA invites media representatives to attend and record the event. Staff will be on-hand for interviews.
Background
SPCA Tampa Bay has been at the forefront of humane care since its beginnings in 1940. SPCA’s mission is to be the leader in animal advocacy by preventing cruelty, promoting humane care and reducing pet overpopulation. SPCA services for the community include animal cruelty investigation, lost/found pet assistance, animal admission and pet cremation assistance, pet adoption, ambulance transport for sick/injured strays and estate planning with pets in mind. Located on ten acres in Largo, FL, SPCA programs include a free pet behavior helpline service; canine training, cat and critter care workshops through its Sniff University; and, children’s summer camps and birthday parties. Visit www.SPCATampaBay.org for more information.
Media Contact
Nora Hawkins, SPCA Tampa Bay
(727) 420-0475
Where: SPCA Tampa Bay ~ 9099 130th Avenue North, Largo
SPCA Tampa Bay is hosting the area’s first-ever twelve hour adoption event on Saturday May 11th from noon until midnight. The Largo shelter expects to have more than 60 pets available for adoption including puppies, kittens, dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and other critters up for adoption.
Noon to 3pm:
Adopt! Puppy & Kitty Kick-Off: They’ll have cute and cuddly youngsters up for adoption. If you are yearning for a puppy or kitty, come early. These animals will be adopted quickly.
Children’s Play Area: They’re bringing in a bounce-house
Cat Tails: Stories about living with felines, Cat Adoption Building
Rat Pack: Learn about having rats and mice as pets, Small critter Room.
3pm to 6pm:
Radio Disney onstage with amazing contests and a continuous adoptable pet parade.
· Contests: Best K9 Kisser, owner-dog lookalike, most talented and cutest pet.
· Face painters
6pm to 8pm:
Pet psychic
Photo booth
Gift shop discounts.
8pm to 10pm:
Slipper Soirée contest
Animal trivia contest
Beer and wine, coffee and desserts
10pm- Midnight:
Movie Under the Stars
Disney 4-pack drawing
Visuals- Kids with painted faces dancing, playing games and learning about animals, owners and their pets competing in lookalike contests, pets getting their fortunes told, and much more.
SPCA invites media representatives to attend and record the event. Staff will be on-hand for interviews.
Background
SPCA Tampa Bay has been at the forefront of humane care since its beginnings in 1940. SPCA’s mission is to be the leader in animal advocacy by preventing cruelty, promoting humane care and reducing pet overpopulation. SPCA services for the community include animal cruelty investigation, lost/found pet assistance, animal admission and pet cremation assistance, pet adoption, ambulance transport for sick/injured strays and estate planning with pets in mind. Located on ten acres in Largo, FL, SPCA programs include a free pet behavior helpline service; canine training, cat and critter care workshops through its Sniff University; and, children’s summer camps and birthday parties. Visit www.SPCATampaBay.org for more information.
Media Contact
Nora Hawkins, SPCA Tampa Bay
(727) 420-0475
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SPCA Tampa Bay
Nora Hawkins
(727) 420-0475
www.spcatampabay.org
Nora Hawkins
(727) 420-0475
www.spcatampabay.org
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