Flinch, an 11-year-old dog from Kingston, catches his toy in the air in a round of the Seacoast DockDogs diving competition during the Conway Area Humane Society's annual Bark in the Park last year. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Flinch, an 11-year-old dog from Kingston, catches his toy in the air in a round of the Seacoast DockDogs diving competition during the Conway Area Humane Society's annual Bark in the Park last year. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Get ready to celebrate all things dogs at Bark in the Park, returning to Schouler Park in North Conway this Friday and Saturday. A fundraiser for the Conway Area Humane Society, this expanded two-day event will feature canine competitions, family-friendly activities, vendors, raffles and plenty of opportunities to support animals in need.
“We love Bark in the Park because it brings together animals, our community, fun and fundraising,” said Lauren Fullerton, executive director of CAHS. “Expanding to two days gives even more people and their dogs a chance to get involved while helping raise critical funds for the animals in our care.”
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