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Celebrate Pet Parents


PET PARENT DAY
Saturday, May 17    11 am - 3 pm

at Nature's Pet Market
4555 Liberty St. S. 
in the SunnySlope Shopping Center
503.362.4555

Celebrate Pet Moms & Dads!
Featuring

Caricature Artist Georgiana Thomas
Only $15 and all proceeds to benefit the Willamette Humane Society
Bring your pet or bring a photo

Cat & Dog Food Drive 
Earn 1% off your purchase for each 1# of food or 1 food can

Meet with Pet Psychic Uté Lupertz, Pet's Point of View

Gifts for All Pet Parents
Make Your Own Unique Pet and Parent Painting
Meet the reps, Meet the Trainers 
Guess The Bones in the Jar Contest
Big Bling Blast Designer Sale



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