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4 Paws Sake


4 Paws Sake Family Fun Fest! A Day of Dog Fun to Benefit Rescue Ridge and The Historic Village at Allaire!

About this Event

Rescue Ridge and Squankum Animal Inn are presenting the 3 rd Annual 4 Paws Sake Family FunFest on Saturday, April 4th from 11 am – 4 pm at The Historic Village at Allaire in Wall on their Main Show Field (rain date is April 5th ). Admission is $5 per person (children 5 and under are free). Proceeds from the admission benefits both Rescue Ridge and The Historic Village at Allaire.
This is a dog-friendly event for well-behaved dogs on leashes (no retractable leashes). The 4 Paws Sake Family Fun Fest was founded in 2017 by Girl Scout Hannah Misyak to educate the public on the plight of homeless animals and the importance of adopting from rescues. The event will include a pet costume contest, cutest tricks contest, vendors, food trucks, a 50/50 raffle, gift baskets, live music, carnival games, sand art, face painting, Caricaturist Steve Lefkowitz, Live Sketches by Alexis, information on adoptable animals, and much more. Net proceeds from the event to benefit Rescue Ridge, a non-profit, 11 th hour no-kill animal rescue group serving the Jersey Shore, for the shelter, care and veterinary attention to the animals rescued by Rescue Ridge every year. Please come out and join us for a fun-filled day in the park for a great cause. If you have any questions about sponsorships or becoming a vendor, please contact Michelle at mdmisyak@yahoo.com.
We want to thank all of our generous sponsors, as well as our vendors, for their support. We ask that you please patronize these businesses during the event to thank them for their support.
Sponsors:
Squankum Animal Inn – Premier Sponsor
Camp Bow Wow – Platinum Paw Sponsor
Bricktown Veterinary Hospital – Best Friend Sponsor
Activity First Physical Therapy – Furry Friends Sponsor
Vendors:
4 Paws Passion
All Seasons Pet Resort
Animal Protection League/Bear Education and Resource
Arf Scarf
Daily Dose CBD Inc.
Dilly Dally Designs
Double D’s Doggie Delights, LLC
Duckiestar Designs
Edie Remolde Designs
Elle Elle Craft Collection
Fund-a-Bull Bulldogs in Rescue
HankMaddie Bowtique
Jeanne Marchione Designs
Krazy-8 Creations
Magickal Memories
NJR Home Services
Nok’s Thai
Paparazzi Jewelry – New Bling on the Block
Peaceful Creations
Pilsen Gourmet, LLC
Pittie Project, Inc.
Renewal by Andersen
Scentsy
Seer Farms
Sew Many Fabrics
Spotted Dog Gourmet Pet Treats, LLC
Toby’s Tail Waggin Treats, LLC
Tori Belle Magnetic Lashes, Liner & Mascara

Date And Time


Sat, April 4, 2020
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM EDT
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Location

The Historic Village at Allaire
Allaire State Park
4263 Atlantic Avenue
Wall, NJ 07727
Location: 4263 Atlantic Ave, Wall Township, NJ 07727, USA

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