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Step it up and out with our canine-themed events and premieres filled with fun seasonal November 2018 dog events listings. Have an event not on our list? Contact us and we’ll be happy to add to our event calendar.
All Month: Adopt-a-Senior-Pet Month, National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, National Pet Diabetes Month
All Month: Karel Appel and Dieter Roth: Cats and Dogs
Take in this playful exhibition of prints on our beloved dogs and cats by German-born artist Dieter Roth (1930-1998) and Dutch artist Karel Appel (1921-2006). Roth’s frenetic and mostly monochromatic canines from his 2 Times 5 Dogs portfolio contrast with Appel’s colorful and expressionistic feline renderings from his Cats portfolio. Art lovers from all over can see this exhibit online at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University.
Friday, November 2: Tapas & Tails
Join your friends from the nonprofit Humane Society of Catawba County in Hickory, North Carolina, for an evening of food, music and silent auction benefiting the Hope Medical Fund. This annual fundraiser helps HSCC provide critical care, above and beyond, for shelter animals in need. Funds raised from this evening help to treat heartworm positive dogs, pay for complex surgeries, treat ringworm and fight Parvovirus. Tapas & Tails is held in Moretz Mills, featuring food from local restaurants and music from special guest “The Message.” Browse through silent auction items and take part in the excitement of a live auction. Click here for tickets or donation/sponsor information.
Thursday, November 8: Paws on the Walk
From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., the Anaheim GardenWalk in Anaheim, California, hosts this popular event encouraging dog owners to share Happy Hour with their pups on the patio of Fire + Ice Interactive Grill + Bar. There will be special props on hand for funny photos and a VIP artificial turf green carpet for dogs to walk on while the photographers snaps complimentary keepsake pics. Also on hand will be 4Life Animal Rescue. All dogs must be leashed and kept in the outdoor spaces. Click here for more info.
Saturday, November 10: The Bonfire Texas 2018
Mosey on over to this second annual music festival hosted at the Blisswood Bed & Breakfast in Cat Spring, Texas — an authentic Texas-sized ranch — and benefiting All Border Collie Rescue and Houston Pets Alive. Enjoy music and dancing to several well-loved Texan bands, shopping, sheep herding, dog adoption, hayrides, dog dancing, BBQ, plus a beer and wine garden. And, of course, there’s the big bonfire, too. More info at Eventbrite.comand Facebook @thebonfiretexas.
Saturday, November 17 — Sunday, November 18: The National Dog Show
Who doesn’t love this Thanksgiving tradition? More than 2,000 dogs from 200 breeds plus agility dogs, performance dogs and therapy dogs will be competing and demonstrating as part of the Kennel Club of Philadelphia’s century-old National Dog Show. Held this Saturday and Sunday, TV viewers can watch the main event — National Dog Show Presented by Purina — on NBC, Thanksgiving Day from noon to 2 p.m. (in all time zones). Ticket and show information at nationaldogshow.com.
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