Go the Distance for Adoptable Animals Join the 2025 Irvine Animal Care Center Virtual 5K

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The 2025 Irvine Animal Care Center is gearing up for its Virtual 5K on March 26, 2025, under the theme "Go the Distance for Adoptable Animals. " This event encourages community members to engage in a physical activity that supports animal welfare efforts. Participants can run or walk at their own pace and choose their own routes, making it accessible to everyone, regardless of fitness level. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the needs of adoptable animals and the importance of local shelters. Virtual events like this have gained popularity, as they allow for broader participation while contributing to meaningful causes.

The Irvine Animal Care Center hopes to foster a sense of community and responsibility towards animal care. By taking part in this event, individuals not only promote their own health but also make a positive impact on the lives of animals in need. Join the movement on March 26 and help make a difference for furry friends awaiting homes.

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