Eighth annual Pet Lovers Lane at Simms Park June 27

Pet Lovers Lane is the largest free pet trade show of the year.

It will be held on Saturday, June 27 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Simms Millennium Park in Courtenay.

There will be many vendors set up to fill consumers in on the latest pet products and services.

“The Furry Fun Zone” will feature games and Audio Xcellence will be providing the music and entertainment. Organizers note there will be prizes, surprises, games, and fun all day.

Exhibit space can be booked by calling Jane at 250-898-3173 or visiting her website www.CanineConduct.ca.

For more information about Furry Fun Zone go to the 8th Annual Pet Lovers Lane Facebook page.

 

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