Has your dog been looking like he needs a little more excitement in his life? You know, just sort of staring at you like you’re the most boring person on the face of the planet before yawning and rolling over for another nappy poo?
Then tomorrow is probably a day both of you could use.
Grab your pup, a leash, and head over to Adventure Park!
They are hosting their final dog walk of the year on October 24, 2026. Visitors are encouraged to bring canned dog and cat food to donate, a simple gesture that will go a long way to help your favorite 4-legged Lubbock residents.
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It’s especially worth taking your best pal, because the event benefits The Daisy Project, an amazing Lubbock organization that helps keep hungry pets fed.
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AND, while you’re there, your pet has the chance to get some important maintenance taken care of. Live Oak Mobile Veterinary Clinic will be at Adventure Park from 9:30 am until 11 am, offering several affordable services:
Rabies vaccination: $15DA2PPV vaccination: $25Bordetella vaccination: $25Rattlesnake vaccination: $25Nail trims: $15Microchipping: $5Simparica flea and tick prevention: $24
If you think you might need an expedited check-in, that’s also available. The flyer says to call 806-642-4010.
So, whether your doggo needs a vaccination or a microchip so you don’t have a repeat of last summer’s jailbreak, this is a great excuse for you guys to get some exercise together.
Plus, your dog will get the chance to sniff out a few new butts! That could be the highlight of their whole year! Oh, to be a dog…
Grab some canned pet food, put your furry friend on a leash, and head to Adventure Park tomorrow!
Click here for more information about The Daisy Project.
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