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SPCA holds Bark on the Boards in Rehoboth
Janet Suffey from Georgetown relaxes with Zoey, left, and Archer. Archer ended up winning the best costume award.
October 23, 2017
Neil Frock holds his dog Ashton at the event. Ashton was rescued from the Georgetown Campus of the Brandywine SPCA.
Neil is one of the nine dogs brought from the Georgetwon Campus looking for a home. Volunteer Mike Salagaj took Neil around introducing him to potential owners.
Elena Rogers from Milford dressed up Swayze for the costume contest.
Resting in the shade is Hoss, a 12-year-old rescue dog. Shown with Hoss is his owner, Hunter Whitman
Susie, center, gets plenty of attention from (l-r) Fred and Anna Cusick, Brian Collins and Fred Cusick Jr.
Zoe, center, hangs out with his family, Kennedy, left, and Kolton Peters from New York.
Georgetown Shelter Manager Chris Farreall hangs out with the biggest dog in the park.
D Morelli paints a dog face on Cary Manganese from Laurel.
Ready for the walk are Charity Farrell with Olive, left, and Lisa Roddis with Zack from Salisbury, Md.
The Mid-Atlantic Disc Dogs performed for the crowd at the event. Shown is Bentley getting air with his trainer Frank Montgomery.
Officials turned out for the family-friendly event. Shown are (l-r) Rehoboth Beach commissioners Stan Mills and Kathy McGuiness, SPCA Director of Operations Walt Fenstermacher, Rehoboth Beach Commissioner Lisa Schlosser, Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, and volunteer Richard Byrne. McGuiness is holding puppy Zack, who is up for adoption.
The dogs and their human companions make their way onto the Boardwalk.
The Brandywine SPCA held its annual Bark on the Boards fundraiser Oct. 8 at Lake Gerar Park in Rehoboth Beach. The event started with various dog activities there, then moved to the Boardwalk for the walk portion of the event.
