Please join us for
Quick Links:
Download a
Registration
and Pledge Form (PDF)
Presenting sponsor:
Gold sponsors:
American Federal Savings Bank
Alpine Animal Clinic
Silver sponsor:
Hill's Science Diet
Bronze sponsors:
Veterinary Hospital
Bridger Veterinary Hospital
The Canine Capital
The Prickly Pear Land Trust
Total Dynamic Balance
Vital Energy Chiropractic
STRUTT YOUR MUTT!
A Walk With and For Our Animals
The Lewis & Clark Humane Society’s Annual Strutt Your Mutt Event is one of Helena’s most popular outdoor charity events. Hundreds of pets and their people get out each June in Pioneer Park, walking, running, strutting their stuff to raise money to help find homes for thousands of animals in 2011.
Start building your team today! Walk as a family, a business group, friends from the gym, a book group – or just by yourself with your favorite pooch! (And actually, you don’t even need a pooch to participate—plenty of people just get out and walk to raise money for animals).
Saturday, June 18th 2011
8:45am—Registration opens
10:00am – Walk begins
Pioneer Park in Helena
It’s easy to participate
Simply download the registration form HERE and set about getting pledges from everyone you know who loves animals.
See the registration form for entry fees, deadlines and additional details. Canine companions are welcome, but are not necessary to be able to attend.
Coming out and participating in events like Strutt Your Mutt makes a huge difference for homeless and abandoned animals; fund raised from this event go directly to care for close to 2,000 pets each year. We are very grateful for all the sponsorship and pledges the shelter receives through Strutt Your Mutt.
So pick up the leash, pick up the phone, and pick up the pace! Sign up today to Strut Your Mutt!
Slideshow photos courtesy Eliza Wiley, Helena IR
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