
Maple Glen resident Linda Poley and her dog, Schemer, at the 2013 Bark For Life
At this event, which takes place from 10am to 12 noon, you and your pooch can enjoy a one-mile stroll down a tree-lined trail. In addition, there will be a host of colorful dog contests. So whether it’s a clever name, extreme size, special talent or other unique characteristic that distinguishes your pet, join the competition! You can also try your luck at the ruffle basket table, where you could win a doggy dream package of toys, treats and pet services.

Alicia Harantschuk, of Wyndmoor, and her dog, Olivia Longbottom, who won the award for most creative name at last year’s Bark For Life
To register, visit the Bark For Life website at relayforlife.org/barkwissahickonvalleypa.
Questions? Contact either Marge Horner at 215-913-0995 or hornermarge6@gmail.com, or Jen Stypinski at 215-985-5339 or jen.stypinski@cancer.org. Inquiries from canine-related businesses or organizations interested in participating are also welcome.
A morning in the park with your dog is a special treat for a dog lover. At Bark For Life, this treat is even more meaningful because it makes a difference in the fight against cancer.
Thank you Jodi Benjamin for sharing this information with Everyday Springfield.