Scene + Heard: Humane Society fundraiser took walk on the wild side

For the Minnesota Star Tribune
June 12, 2015 at 6:32PM
From left, Ashley Hurney, Maya Scheidemantle, Mike Morrison and Michelle Scheidemantle, with Annie, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and Ringo, a Border Collie. ] (SPECIAL TO THE STAR TRIBUNE/BRE McGEE) **Ashley Hurney (left), Maya Scheidemantle (second from left), Mike Morrison (second from right), Michelle Scheidemantle (right), Annie (from left, Pembroke Welsh Corgi), Ringo (front right, Border Collie), Walk for Animals
Ashley Hurney, Maya Scheidemantle, Mike Morrison and Michelle Scheidemantle with Annie and Ringo. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Before the dogs days of summer comes the dog — and cat and rabbit and hamster — day of spring. That's when pets and their attendant humans flocked to the Animal Humane Society in Golden Valley for the Walk for Animals. The annual fundraiser benefits the nonprofit's goal to raise $ 1 million in 2015 to help homeless and neglected pets across Minnesota. The event started with a 2½-mile walk and concluded with a pooch-filled party that included live music, food trucks, photo booths and plenty of furry fun.


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