Hollywood Dog Meet Up & Costume Contest
Dave Lavine is a quintessential Los Angeles resident, seamlessly blending…
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1850 Riverside Drive Glendale, Los Angeles, California, 91201, CA
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Join the Paws For Patients program, hosted by the Osborne Head and Neck Foundation, for an exciting afternoon of Halloween fun at Bette Davis Park! This family-friendly event is perfect for dog lovers and their furry companions, offering a festive atmosphere filled with spooky costumes, delicious treats, and plenty of puppy playtime.
Event Highlights:
- Halloween Costume Contest: Dress your pup in their spookiest, funniest, or most creative costume for a chance to win fabulous prizes! Categories include Scariest, Funniest, and Best Overall dog costumes. Don’t forget to get in on the fun yourself by dressing up alongside your dog—team costumes are highly encouraged!
- Starbucks Iced Coffee & Candy: While your pup enjoys mingling with other costumed canines, adults can sip on complimentary Starbucks iced coffee, and kids can indulge in a variety of Halloween candies.
- Family Fun in the Park: Bring the whole family and enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the scenic beauty of Bette Davis Park. It’s the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with loved ones—both human and furry—while celebrating the Halloween season.
Whether you’re there to compete in the costume contest, make new dog-loving friends, or simply enjoy a festive day in the park, the Hollywood Dog Meet-Up & Costume Contest promises an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss out on the Halloween fun—see you and your pup there!
Dave Lavine is a quintessential Los Angeles resident, seamlessly blending his love for cycling with his passion for skiing and wellness. As the founder of Subrosa, an ad agency specializing in health and wellness brands, Dave utilizes his expertise to craft compelling narratives that resonate with audiences. When he's not on the road or slopes, you can find him dominating the padel court, embodying the epitome of an active lifestyle advocate.