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Parkwood's 3rd Annual Best in Shoreline Pet Show - Sunday July 13, 2025

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The Parkwood Neighborhood Association hosts the 3rd annual Best in Shoreline Pet Show on July 13, 2025, at Twin Ponds Park, inviting all Shoreline residents and their pets. Competitors can register at BestInShoreline. com to vie for prizes in several categories, including Best in Show and Most Ridiculously Good Looking. Esteemed local judges will assess the entries, while participating pet businesses will offer valuable insights about pet care. The event begins at 3:00 PM, featuring free popsicles for kids to enhance the festive atmosphere.

Attendees should bring picnic blankets or lawn chairs, as picnic tables are limited. The pet show celebrates the unique bond between families and their pets, fostering community spirit. This year's event continues to grow in popularity, reflecting a strong local interest in pet activities. The show underscores Parkwood's commitment to community engagement and animal appreciation.

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