RSPCA Victoria is inviting exhibitors to connect with hundreds of passionate pet owners at this year’s Million Paws Walk at Hastings.
The Mornington Peninsula is home to one of the RSPCA’s main dog walking events, which provides the opportunity for businesses to make contact with dog and pet lovers, while raising money to end cruelty to animals.
Event and community fundraising manager Kate Kasby said this year’s event was a special milestone. “We’re very excited for this year because it marks the 30th anniversary of Million Paws Walk and we are planning an amazing day out for all pet lovers,” Kasby said.
“People love their pets and it’s such a fantastic day out that also helps us end animal cruelty by raising vital funds.
“With the number of animals being seized by or surrendered to our Inspectorate increasing each year, fundraising activities like Million Paws Walk are more vital than ever to help cover the cost of care for these animals.”
Businesses interested in running a vendor stall at this year’s Mornington Peninsula Million Paws Walk can find more information at rspcavic.org/million-paws-walk-2024-exhibit-with-us/.
Registrations for the 30th Annual Million Paws Walk are now open, with a “barking-mad” discount of 60 per cent available until 27 March. Register at millionpawswalk.com.au
The Mornington Peninsula Million Paws Walk will be at Fred Smith Reserve, Marine Parade, Hastings on Sunday 26 May. The event starts at 9 am, with the walk at 11am and festivities concluding at 2pm.
Tickets: millionpawswalk.com.au/mornington-peninsula
First published in the Mornington News – 27th March 2024
