Chesterfield Pet Center Takes Photos With Santa To Raise Money For Animal Rescues
Kevin | Dec 19, 2009 | Comments 6
Petropolis Pet Center in Chesterfield, MO took pictures of pets with Santa today. Between 9AM and 2PM, pet lovers came from all over to have their furry friends take a picture with “Santa Paws” and “Charlie the Rein-tortoise.
For a $5.00 Donation, pets could have their photos taken with Santa Paws. For only an extra $5 dollars, Charlie the Rein-Tortoise would join in on the photo.
Photos from the charity event can be downloaded from the gallery below. All donations benefit the Petropolis Give a Dog a Bone “Howl A Day” Drive. For more information, and to donate for this worthy cause, please visit www.petropolisgiveabone.com.
BONUS: Vote on the cutest photo, by leaving a comment below, and win a FREE week of boarding at Petropolis!
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Love the Photos Thanks Reviewstl.com and also Petropolis and Brad we totally support the cause and you guys are awesome!
Outstanding photo’s. Loved the turtle and Santa with the dogs. Terrific cause. Way to go, Petropolis!!
Much as I love Charlie and kids, have to say photo #7636 is the cutest!! Will keep my fingers crossed you guys make it to the goal!
We are so grateful for this fundraising event, bless you all! The photos are wonderful but the pug with it’s tongue out gets my vote. What a cutie!
Lisa/Angel Acres Animal Rescue
Creepiest Santa Ever
I personally think the cutest is my sweet golden retriever puppy, Bella (she’s already about 10 or 15 lbs bigger)–but they are all really cute!! It was such a great cause and I hope you do it next year!