The Bazaar goes to the dogs with weekend event

The Barking Bazaar event was held March. 13

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 12:05 p.m. March 15, 2021
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The Bazaar on Apricot and Lime went to the dogs March 13 with its Barking Bazaar event.

The weekend event had local pet vendors and animal rescue groups offering their services and wares, with plenty of dogs coming along for guests to appreciate. Guests brought their own pets to the sunny event as well. 

Sarena Miller and Max
Sarena Miller and Max
Lisa and Emma Sykes with Buddy the Jack Russell mutt
Lisa and Emma Sykes with Buddy the Jack Russell mutt
Bea and John Espinal had goodies at their Little Sweet Vegan tent.
Bea and John Espinal had goodies at their Little Sweet Vegan tent.
Ripley the Alaskan Malmut
Ripley the Alaskan Malmut
The Bazaar had a number of doggie gift and goodies for sale.
The Bazaar had a number of doggie gift and goodies for sale.
Royal the Pit Bull
Royal the Pit Bull
Jillian Alumbaugh and Amanda Heisey previewed an upcoming show.
Jillian Alumbaugh and Amanda Heisey previewed an upcoming show.
Laurie and Michael Stiefel with Farley the Shih Tzu poodle
Laurie and Michael Stiefel with Farley the Shih Tzu poodle
Blossom the Bassett mix
Blossom the Bassett mix
Donna Little with Princess
Donna Little with Princess

 

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