Annual Tumwater Dog Days to return at Pioneer Park on June 14

Tumwater, WALocal News

The Annual Tumwater Dog Days returns to Pioneer Park on June 14, providing a fun-filled day for pets and their owners. Organized by Albany Parks & Recreation and Deschutes Animal Clinic, the event aims to strengthen community bonds while celebrating pets. Activities will include games, contests, and informational booths, catering to a wide range of interests among pet lovers. The event has gained popularity over the years, showcasing the community's commitment to responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. Local businesses may also benefit from increased foot traffic during the event, highlighting its economic impact.

The city of Tumwater and Thurston County residents are invited to join in the festivities, making it a significant date on the local calendar. The event underscores the importance of pets in the lives of many residents, providing a platform for engagement and education. Community involvement in such events fosters a more pet-friendly environment in the region.

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