Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus are coming back to the Clark County Humane Society! CCHS is excited to announce our Pet Pictures with Santa & Mrs. Claus event! Santa Claus is going to be making a stop …
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Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus are coming back to the Clark County Humane Society! CCHS is excited to announce our Pet Pictures with Santa & Mrs. Claus event! Santa Claus is going to be making a stop at CCHS on December 7. Mrs. Claus will be joining Santa on the visit to CCHS too. The reason for their visit is to have Pet Pictures with Santa. This is a great chance for some wonderful pictures, and it’s a great way to celebrate the holidays with your special pets. All pets and people are welcome and no appointment is needed. You can meet Santa and Mrs. Claus and get some great pictures taken. They will be at CCHS on Saturday, December 7, from 1:00–4:00 p.m. There is a $10 sitting fee per animal. Prints of the pictures will be available for purchase, digital images will be available by email, or the images are available for purchase on a flash drive. While we expect to see lots of cats and dogs, we’re hoping to see some unusual pets too! We’ve even had rats and a goat come to meet Santa in the past, so we never know who might show up this year! We truly appreciate the generous donation of both Santa and Mrs. Claus’s time, as well as the services of our photographer. It’s a great event and is always lots of fun. Plus, it’s never too early to be getting ready for Christmas!
For further information, please visit the CCHS website for complete details. Please join us for an enjoyable time and get an early start on the Christmas season! All proceeds will directly benefit the animals at CCHS.