Mutt Strutt 2018 8th Annual 5k Fun Run and Walk-a-thon

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Mutt Strutt 2018 8th Annual 5k Fun Run and Walk-a-thon Put your paws in the sand on Daytona Beach! Halifax Humane Society Annual Mutt Strutt on the Beach brings together over 1,500 people and hundreds of their furry friends. The only day of the year that dogs are allowed on the Most Famous Beach! Please help us raise $50,000 so that we may continue our mission of caring for our community's lost, abandoned, and neglected animals at Halifax Humane Society. Raise Funds for the Animals! Every Mutt Strutt Registration receives a personalized fundraising page so set a goal, then get started raising funds to save lives! Ask family, friends, and colleagues to support your efforts on behalf of HHS homeless animals and bring us closer to a time when every healthy and treatable pet is guaranteed a home. Event Information This is a critical fundraising event to support the mission of Halifax Humane Society. The Mutt Strutt is an annual 5K Fun Run/Walk-a-thon held on the World's Most Famous Beach in which dogs are invited to join in the festivities. The only day of the year they are allowed on Daytona beach!! The event takes place on Saturday, April 28th, 2018 at the Daytona Beach Bandshell. All ages are encouraged to join us for a day of fun with our four-legged friends. Ask family, friends, and colleagues to support your efforts on behalf of HHS homeless animals and bring us closer to the goal of every healthy and treatable pet being guaranteed a home. Safety Guidelines With 1,500 people and their dogs expected to attend, it's important that everyone follows these rules to make sure we all enjoy the day. - All dogs must be kept on a leash no more than 6 feet long. - All dogs must be up to date on vaccinations. - All owners must clean up after their dogs. Plastic bags will be available at the registration table, but please come prepared with bags of your own. - If you are bringing your dog, you should be confident of his/her ability to behave appropriately in a crowd and around lots of other dogs. Ask a dog owner's permission before approaching with your dog or child, and please dispense food/treats only to your own dog.