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Join us on Saturday, November 5 for an exciting day dedicated to saving the lives of our community's animals!
The day begins at Riverfront Park with the Walk for the Animals; a one-mile stroll through historic downtown Fredericksburg at 9:30 a.m. (personal pets welcome!)
After the walk, join the free celebration at Riverfront Park from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. featuring local vendors, music, food trucks, beer, and more.
Register Walk for the Animals: $35; includes the walk, Animal Rescue Festival t-shirt, and a limited-edition pint glass with one fill-up.
OR
Donate towards an individual or team!
The Animal Rescue Festival raises funds to support the life-saving mission of the Fredericksburg SPCA. We provide critically important services to animals, people, and our community. Each dollar raised supports animals and their guardians.
LOCATION AND SCHEDULE:
Riverfront Park, Downtown Fredericksburg, 713 Sophia Street
9:00 AM - Registration begins, coffee provided by Agora Downtown Coffee Shop & Roastery
9:30 AM - One-mile walk around historic downtown Fredericksburg with personal animals. (A site map and walk route will be provided to participants; walk markers and water bowls along the way)
10:00 AM - Festival begins with music, food trucks, and vendors.
2:00 PM - Festival wraps up - thanks for coming!
Thank you to this year’s presenting sponsor Mason Dixon Cafe and Eats Burgers, who have sponsored this event in loving memory of Kenny Brown; an animal advocate, community leader, and co-owner of Jack Brown’s Tattoo Revival.
2022 Animal Rescue Festival Sponsors:
Mason Dixon Cafe / Eats Burgers
Mr. William Balestreri
Window World of Fredericksburg
Childress Agency
Fredericksburg Technology
Dog Krazy
LibertyTown Arts
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative
Big Dogs Electric LLC
Professional Restoration Services
David Belman | Commercial Lending, Community Bank of the Chesapeake
Calypso Kennels
Susan McCormick
Metro Nova Creative
Frillow Designs
Community Bank of the Chesapeake
Crown Trophy
Thunder 104.5
Provides funding for preventative and critical medical care to animals who enter into our care.
Dedicated staff and volunteers who provide love and care for over 2,000 animals annually.
Positive behavior training and enrichment programs for animals in our facility, which decreases their length of stay.
Ensuring that over 1,200 animals stay with the people they love through our P.E.T.S. program.