CENTERVILLE — The Humane Society of Greater Dayton hosted the 32nd yearly Furry Skurry 5K Saturday in Centerville.
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Storm Center 7 Meteorologist Robert Gauthreaux emceed the occasion with News Center 7′s Tori McGee. Not just were they revealing the awards however likewise evaluated the animal outfit contest.
The sunlight dominated Saturday after a rainy start at the Humane Society of Greater Dayton’s 32nd yearly Furry Skurry 5K.
“It turned into a beautiful day,” said Brian Welge, Director and CEO of the Humane Society of Greater Dayton. “It started off a little scary because it was raining.”
Gauthreaux says over 700 individuals remained in presence consisting of numerous first-timers.
“This is Ozzy’s first 5K,” said Megan Witwer, first-place female. “It was really just exciting to run with him.”
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There was likewise a great deal of enjoyment this year since it was the very first time the occasion was held at Stubbs Park in Centerville.
Gauthreaux says while there were numerous 5K veterans present, some were motivated to run a little faster at this one in specific.
“Oh yeah, it was a blast,” said Chad Fitz, first-place male. “I think he was pulling me along for a little while.”
In addition to the 5K, there was a lot of food, suppliers, the animal outfit contest, and even dog CPR training.
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Gauthreaux says most notably, the Furry Skurry had the ability to raise over $100,000 to help animals in requirement.
There is still time to contribute. You can call 268-PETS or visit this website.
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