Responsible Dog Ownership Day in Fort Pierce supports shelter pets
Fort Pierce is hosting Responsible Dog Ownership Day to educate families about pet care, promote dog adoption, and raise funds for a local animal sanctuary and shelter partners.
What is happening
Organizers from the Treasure Coast Kennel Club and Dogs and Cats Forever Animal Sanctuary are hosting a free event in Fort Pierce. The day includes dog demonstrations, adoption information, and activities aimed at teaching attendees about responsible dog ownership. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dogs and Cats Forever Animal Sanctuary, located at 4600 Selvitz Road.
Who is affected
The event is family-friendly and targeted at local residents who may be considering dog adoption or seeking guidance on training and care. Local shelter animals will benefit from fundraising and awareness activities, potentially increasing their chances of finding homes.
Practical next steps
If you are in the area and interested in adopting a dog, attending the event could provide opportunities to meet animals and learn about adoption processes. For families not ready to adopt, you can still participate by learning about training, care practices, and responsible ownership to support shelter pets. Check the event’s timing (9 a.m.–2 p.m.) and location in advance.
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