This year’s MUTT STRUT 5K to Benefit DOGS 2ND CHANCE is JUNE 16, 2018
Director: Samantha Lodrigue, Dogs 2nd Chance
Email: slodrigue@live.com
Phone: 901-849-9678
Distance: 5K
When: 6/16/2018 8:00 am
**Please note this is a humans only race!
Support Dogs 2nd Chance Rescue by participating in Mutt Strut 5k 2018. 100% of all monies raised goes directly to the dogs
Join experienced and novice racers, running enthusiasts, walkers and animal lovers on this proven, flat, fast course, formerly the home of the Tim Creager 5K. The course is part of the Navy Nautical 10 Miler and known nationwide.
Dogs 2nd Chance is a local mid-south dog rescue group, saving abandoned, abused and stray dogs since September 2007.
We invite you to run, walk, volunteer or be a ghost runner to help Dogs 2nd Chance continue our mission of helping the helpless. Even if you can not participate in anyway, please share our event far and wide!!
Volunteers please note this year we are asking that if you want a tshirt you help the rescue by paying the cost of the shirt. If you do not wish to purchase a shirt, we will still gladly accept your help!
http://facebook.com/dogs2ndchance
Stay Tuned Packet Pickup details will be posted here closer to race day!
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Thank you for donating to Dogs 2nd Chance!
Dogs 2nd Chance is a mixed breed dog rescue group. We have saved over 1,000 lives since our inception in September 2007 with only a handful of dedicated volunteers and foster homes. Dogs 2nd Chance saves abandoned, abused and stray dogs and puppies. We spay or neuter, microchip and vaccinate the dogs. We also care for any known medical needs, including, but not limited to expensive heartworm treatments and orthopedic surgeries. No dog is turned away due to breed or medical needs. We bring the dogs into our homes as foster dogs and strive to find them not just a home, but their perfect, forever home. We also raise awareness of animal abandonment, abuse and neglect along with the importance of spaying and neutering companion animals.
