Arizona Animal Welfare League celebrates 25th annual event in Tempe
A variety of activities are planned around the Arizona Animal Welfare League's 25th annual Walk to Save Animals on Nov. 4 at Tempe Beach Park.
(AAWL via Evolve Public Relations and Marketing)
The Arizona Animal Welfare League will have its 25th annual Walk to Save Animals on Nov. 4 at Tempe Beach Park.
The event runs from 8 a.m. until noon and raises money for vulnerable animals throughout the state, according to a release.
To celebrate the 25-year milestone, AAWL partnered with Chandler-based nonprofit State Forty Eight to create a limited edition T-shirt for all walk participants.
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WALK TO SAVE ANIMALS
Arizona Animal Welfare League celebrates 25th annual event in Tempe
(AAWL via Evolve Public Relations and Marketing)
A variety of activities are planned around the Arizona Animal Welfare League's 25th annual Walk to Save Animals on Nov. 4 at Tempe Beach Park.
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The Arizona Animal Welfare League will have its 25th annual Walk to Save Animals on Nov. 4 at Tempe Beach Park.
The event runs from 8 a.m. until noon and raises money for vulnerable animals throughout the state, according to a release.
To celebrate the 25-year milestone, AAWL partnered with Chandler-based nonprofit State Forty Eight to create a limited edition T-shirt for all walk participants.
Besides the walk, there will be pet-friendly activities, including a clinic corner with pet health supplies, a play zone, pictures with Santa, dog training demonstrations, shopping, food trucks and an on-site adoption center.
“The Walk to Save Animals brings together the community’s most dedicated animal lovers,” Alessandra Navidad, president and CEO of AAWL, said.
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