Kansas City - Participant Feedback

My favorite part was The costume contest! All the wonderful booth for the care and love of our puppies! And of course seeing everyone's fur babies! We had a blast!
-Marie Newell

My favorite part was The doggie clothes booths
-Brandi Baldwin Hall

I was very impressed with all of the booths, how friendly everyone was and the samples and toys! Happy puppies around here tonight!
-Debbie Sackuvich

My favorite part was The pet talent contest.
-Robin Hote Drouin

We loved having our dog and meeting so many other doggies. Yay, free nail trims! Really enjoyed meeting the rescue groups and other non-profit groups. Liked the agility course, too! Appreciate that it was free (did not mind $7 for parking), but I don't think that can be sustained if you have more in the future...we hope you do!
-Julie Purcell McMillin

[My favorite part was] Meeting those who care and support pets of all kinds. Free samples were great. God bless rescue groups! Enjoyed seeing available pet products. Liked having the agility course and displays in the center ring. To all participants...A big furry thank you!!
-Kathie Zuiker Gridley

I loved the reptiles, ferrets and birds. Loved the birds of prey too and therapy horse. I loved the outreach to try and stop puppy mills. Lots of good things and room to grow.
-Sheri Baker

It was a good time! Saw some super cute pups, got antlers for mine to chew on and some great dog food samples that they loved.
-Clarie Holland

The wildlife rescue was awesome. Heck it was all AWESOME! My lil dog had a blast and passed out on the way home :)
-Melanie Shiang

Thank you for the free samples! I love to make sure my dogs will eat something before I buy the big bag And the State Farm dog tag! We enjoyed, kids and pup all tuckered out now!
-Jennifer Sauer

My grandkids loved handling the reptiles, ferrets and birds. And we loved letting my grand-dog try out the agility course. I found antlers for my dogs for less than half the price I usually pay and got several grain free samples for my epileptic dog to try.
-Karen Steele Moore