Photos Rotary Club of Gig Harbor Middays 20th Harbor Hounds

Gig Harbor, WALocal News

On September 7, 2024, the Rotary Club of Gig Harbor Midday hosted its 20th annual Harbor Hounds Community Dog Festival at Skansie Brothers Park, drawing hundreds of canine companions and their owners for a day of fun and fundraising. The event featured a variety of food options from local food trucks, ensuring that both dogs and their humans were well-fed. Canines enjoyed a fountain display that served as a makeshift water park, while contests judged by Gig Harbor's Mayor Tracie Markley allowed them to showcase their talents and costumes. Families were seen enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, with children playing with dog-themed balloons and exploring 32 vendor booths dedicated to pet services and products. The festival not only provided entertainment but also aimed to raise funds for the Rotary Club's charitable efforts, highlighting the community's commitment to supporting local causes.

Despite the playful bias of the event's coverage, it was clear that attendees were having a "doggone good time. " The festival underscored the importance of community engagement while celebrating the joy that pets bring to their owners' lives. Carolyn Bick's coverage captures the essence of the event, reflecting the excitement and camaraderie shared among participants.

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