"Walk for Chance" Two Mile Dog Walk

Walk the nature trails at Northwest Park. Collect pledges from Sponsors

Join Damon Scott of 96.5 TIC FM as he kicks off the nature walk.  We invite everyone to collect pledges, form teams and come enjoy the day with your friend, family and of course, your dog.  Raise money for service dogs while enjoying the fair with your dog. (Dog not required to attend) See Dog Walk information for additional details.  

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to our ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE at firstgiving.com

Printable PDF Forms Below

Walk For Chance on Facebook

Download the 2010 Registration Form

Download the 2010 Sponsorship Form

Individual Awards

• All participants that collect $10 in pledges and registration fee will receive a goodie bag.
• All participants that pre-register and collect $50 or more in pledges and registration fee will receive an event tee shirt and goodie bag. T-shirts will be may available for those who do not pre-register on a first come basis, however we cannot guarantee that all sizes will be available.

2010 T-Shirt

Participation Rules and Dog Requirements

For your dog's safety, and to make the dog walk enjoyable for all, participants must abide by the following rules:

1. We encourage the participation of dogs who are accustomed to regular exercise and are well adjusted to crowds and noisy environments with large numbers of people and other dogs. We welcome all dogs as there are other events to participate in if you cannot make the walk.
2. Dogs must be current on all shots and rabies vaccination (written proof required).
3. Dog must wear an ID Tag.
4. No dogs in heat.
5. No aggressive dogs.
6. No dogs under six months of age.
7. Dogs must be leashed (6ft. max length) & in control. No retractable leashes please.
8. You must pick up after your dog. Disposable bags and water will be provided
9. A walker can have no more than two dogs under his or her control and children must be 13 years old or older to walk with a dog without adult supervision.
10. We reserve the right to remove any dog from the walk that we feel is:
    a. Posing a threat to the safety of other people and dogs.
    b. Physically unfit to participate in the walk.