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Passover Seder & Easter Celebration

Sunday, April 13  from 1 - 3 pm

Celebrate Freedom, Celebrate Spring, Celebrate Rebirth


Sponsored by 
Evangers Kosher for Passover Pet Foods!

1 PM - Puppy Passover Seder!
Easter Egg/Lamb Bone Hunt for dogs
Win a prize - find the hidden Matzah

2 PM - Best Dressed Pet Contest 
with photos by Terri Jacobson

Door Prizes and Raffle for Rescues
Free Evangers Kosher Dog/Cat food.
Fill the goodie bag sale and get 10% OFF 
5% of all sales to go to rescue organizations

Kosher wine tasting and treat tasting 

4555 Liberty Rd in the Sunnyslope Shopping Center
503.362.4555


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