Dogs walk in the Òpet paradeÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Dogs walk in the Òpet paradeÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Dogs walk in the Òpet paradeÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Dogs play Òmusical sitsÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Dogs play Òmusical sitsÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Tonya Baird with Hoover and Leslie Brearley with Ollie compete in Òmusical sitsÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Leslie Brearley and Ollie compete in Òmusical sitsÓ during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Lorraine Davis adjusts AidenÕs hat during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Mayzie Gray receives a puppy bloody mary at the WhiskerÕs Way booth during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Mayzie Gray with Kayla Smith receives a puppy bloody mary at the WhiskerÕs Way booth during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Janene Wells gives Poppins a treat during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Kelsey Whitaker, Science Coordinator at the Oak Creek Watershed Council, talks to fair-goers during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Ryland competes in the costume contest during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Augie gets a pet from Graelyn Kamnitzer while competing in the costume contest during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
Aiden wins the costume contest during the Sedona Parks and RecreationÕs Wagfest and Fair on Saturday, Sept. 14.
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