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The Day of the Dogs

09/09/08 · 6:38 am :: posted by CCToday

Hyannis went to the dogs on Sunday
And here's a short video of the event by Paul Rifkin.

Just click on the image below to view the 13th annual Cape Cod Walk for Animals.

The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' annual "Walk for Animals" took place in Hyannis, Cape Cod, Massachusetts on September 7, 2008. The fund-raising event had hundreds of canine and humans participating in a one-mile walk down the Main Street of Hyannis, a freestyle dance demonstration (dogs dancing), best kisser (dogs again) contest and owner/dog look-alike contest. Much fun was had by all---specially the dogs!

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Cape Cod Profiles is our way of telling you a story about Cape Codders of note.
Videographer Paul Rifkin is creating ten minute profiles of neighbors of special interest.

While newspaper obits are post mortum, we plan to tell you about some of your most interesting neighbors while they are still at their prime.

If you'd like a video of a member of your family, contact Paul by email here, or by phone at (508) 737-9545.

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