Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Freaky Halloweeny Bots!

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Oh snap! It is time to dress your pet up and make it the cutest little ball of hate ever! My Aunt Candy sent me this:

MEDIA ALERT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Oct. 8, 2007
Contacts: Kalen Smith (858) 453-7845 Ext. 7733, kalensm@petco.com
Lisa Epstein (858) 453-7845 Ext. 2558, lisae@petco.com
All Creepily Clad Companions Welcome at PETCO’s Annual
Howl-O-Ween Photo Spook-tacular, Costume Contest
WHAT: Creepy Canines, Frightening Felines and other ghostly four-legged critters dressed in their best Halloween costumes are invited to PETCO’s annual Howl-O-Ween costume contest.
WHERE: All PETCO stores nationwide. To find a location near you, visit www.petco.com.
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 25
· 1 p.m. - Photo Spook-tacular: Get a snapshot of your costumed companion and receive a framed digital photo for only $4.95 + tax. While supplies last. To find your winning pet costume, stop into your local PETCO store ahead of time or check out our line of ghoulish getups at www.petco.com.
· 2 p.m. - Pet Costume Contest: Registration begins at 1 p.m. Contestants will be judged on creativity, attention to detail, and how well the costume fits the pet's personality. Prizes will be awarded.
· Can’t make it to the store or want an extra chance to win? Enter the online Halloween Photo Contest for dogs, cats and small animals sponsored by Zootoo and Natural Balance, ending Oct. 31. To find out more, visit www.petco.com.
*Media are invited to attend this event, film b-roll, take photographs and conduct interviews as requested.
WHY: To strengthen the human-animal bond and bring together members of the community.
Furry Halloween Facts
· Last year, more than 14,700 people participated in PETCO’s Howl-O-Ween event.
· According to the National Retail Federation, consumers will spend an average of $24.17 on Halloween costumes this year (including costumes for adults, children, and pets).


1 comment:

MamaBird said...

The picture of that pug makes me wish my dog would come close to tolerating such shenanigans.