STRONGEST MONSTER!

Happy Valley’s 1st Annual Strongest Monster Competition!

Help support Pets Come First by participating in Happy Valley’s 1st Annual Strongest Monster Competition at 11am on Saturday, October 31 at Spring Creek Park in State College! Click here for the official Facebook Event, and see below for additional details!

This inaugural event will feature Strongman style challenges to test you while competing for the title of Happy Valley’s Strongest Monster. Prizes will be awarded for different age, gender and body weight categories.

EVENTS:

Frame Carry
Tire Flip
Continental Clean and Press
Iron Cross
Truck Pull

CHECK IN, LATE REGISTRATION, WEIGH INS start at 9 am – EVENT STARTS at 11 am
EARLY WEIGH INS are available Friday October 30th 6-8 pm at Victory Sports and Fitness, in Hills Plaza.

Since this event is on Halloween, costumes are encouraged!

For sending registration forms, questions, or ways to donate, please contact us at happyvalleysstrongestmonster@gmail.com

A portion of the proceeds will benefit Pets Come First!

Filed Under: Fundraisers

Thank you Deb for your kind response to my frantic call yesterday regarding the little black kitten that followed me down Garner Street. I was given your number by Colby W. who gave high praises of your work. I spoke to the women who posted she lost her cat and she has offered to foster the little kitten, and possible will make it a forever home.

~Ruth K

I just wanted to take the time to thank you for helping us pick out our new pet a few weeks ago. Kat aka Jasmine is a wonderful addition and jumped right into having us as her people. since the day she stepped out of her carrier at our house she has been involved in what we do. Jasmine in such a people kitty and we can’t imagine our lives with out her. Thanks again!

~ Becky Davidson

Mission

Pets Come First, Inc. is strongly committed to our mission of facilitating the placement of stray and unwanted animals into loving homes. We are dedicated to ensuring responsible shelter management within our community, working together to eliminate the critical overpopulation of homeless, stray, and abused animals. Educating our community on the importance of spaying and neutering all animals will decrease the number of surrendered and unwanted animals to area shelters and rescue groups. We work in partnership with other rescues, local & state police, Humane Officers, and Dog Law Enforcement Officers to provide monetary and voluntary resources to support and sponsor local animal programs within our community. We will offer emergency placement, food, and medical services for the pets of approved and responsible low-income families and senior citizens.

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