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SALEM'S INAUGURAL PET PARENT DAY CELEBRATION 

News Release from: VanNatta Public Relations SALEM'S INAUGURAL PET PARENT DAY CELEBRATION Posted: June 7th, 2011 11:12 AM 

Does your dog have their own closet full of clothes?  Is your cat reining royalty in your house?  Does your pet eat better than you?  If so, then you are a pet parent and this party is for you!  Nature's Pet Market in South Salem, your one stop store for organic and holistic pet foods and treats, accessories, grooming and education, is hosting the inaugural Salem Pet Parent Day on Saturday June 11 from 11am-3pm.  The event will be held at Nature's Pet Market at 4555 Liberty Road S. in the Sunnyslope Shopping Center. The party will serve as a benefit for Willamette Humane Society with 10% of all sales going to the local non-profit.

Activities during the Pet Parent Day party will include free portraits with your pet, a look alike photo contest and prizes for best matching pet and parent. There will also be wine tasting for the parents and treat tasting for the pets. 

Terri Ellen, owner of Nature's Pet Salem said, "I love parties and the energy they create.  Our animals respond to positive environments and many of our customers consider their pets as their kids.  Before Mother's Day, I started thinking about honoring pet's moms somehow….and what about the dads? The idea just took off from there!"

Other retailers in the Sunnyslope Shopping Center will also be participating and donating a portion of their proceeds to the Willamette Humane Society. They include, Can-B-Clean, Class Act Events and Gifts, Eden's Apple, Garlic Jims and Limeberry Yogurt.  The event is also being held in conjunction with the Willamette Humane Society's Radio-Extravaganza KZBY Radio AM 1490 from 10-3pm.

For more information, contact Terri Ellen, owner Nature's Pet Market at 503.362.4555 or visit www.facebook.com/naturespetsalem.  

Contact Info: Terri Ellen, Owner 503.362.4555 www.facebook.com/naturespetsalem

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