Weirton event organizers looking for cutest Christmas pets

Toronto, OHLocal News

As Christmas approaches, the Weirton Festival Committee is calling for entries in its annual contest to find the cutest Christmas pet. This year marks the third iteration of the contest, which invites local residents to submit photos of their pets dressed for the holidays. The community will then vote for their favorites, showcasing the bond between pets and their owners. This engaging event not only brings joy to participants but also fosters a sense of unity among Weirton residents as they prepare for the festive season. The contest is a celebration of local culture and the shared love for animals that many families hold dear.

With the holiday season in full swing, the event serves as a reminder of the joy pets bring into our lives, especially during this magical time of year. As submissions open, anticipation grows for the flood of adorable entries that will fill the competition. The Weirton Festival Committee is excited to see the array of creative and festive pet photos that will undoubtedly delight the community.

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