On February 9th 2019 animals lovers will converge on Lake Eola Park in support of the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando for the 25th annual  Paws in the Park 2019. This event has historically had over 10,000 attendees and raises upwards of $100,000 for homeless pets in Central Florida. 

Adopt Don't Shop: Pet Alliance Of Greater Orlando Paws In The Park 

Paws in the Park features Orlando's largest dog walk, dozens of animal-centric vendors, freebies, live music in Downtown Orlando, food trucks, a beer garden (with City Beverage beer, Barefoot Wine, and Tito's Vodka), as well as so much more. There will be agility courses set up for dogs and a "Disney Dogs" photo area for snapshots of pets and people. Entertainment includes Splash Dogs diving demonstrations, a memorial bubble release, and a performance by The Central Florida Sounds of Freedom Band & Color Guard. There will also be contests at Paws in the Park 2019. Featured contests include Best in Show, Dog & Owner Look-a-Like Contest, Best Dog Trick Contest, and a Sit & Stay Competition. 

Paws in the Park is a family-friendly event in Orlando that will run from 11 AM to 4 PM on Saturday, February 10th at Lake Eola. There will be a Disney Kids and Family Zone area for the children and a Canine Sports Arena for the pups. Those looking to support the cause are encouraged to form a team and fundraiser before the walk. Those looking to bring a new family member home are also encouraged to attend -- adoptable shelter animals will be at the event. 

The Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando cares for more than 8,000 homeless pets every year. The organization was founded in 1937 and is one of the oldest animal welfare agencies in Florida. The organization's mission is to educate, shelter, place, and heal pets and their families with compassionate, responsible care and has "a dedicated focus on the welfare and well-being of animals in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties in Central Florida."

Join the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando from 11 AM to 4 PM this Saturday to support local animal welfare.