Howl-a-ween Dog Parade Success
Howl-a-ween Dog Parade Success
Hundreds of pups and their owners took over downtown Grass Valley for the 12th Annual Howl-A-Ween Dog Costume Parade, featuring creative entries like the show-stopping Dolly Pawton.
That's the sound when few hundred dogs are together and a fire truck siren goes off.
It was a beautiful day for the 12th Annual Dog Costume Parade on the Mill St Plaza in downtown Grass Valley. Event Organizer Lauren Hayes says it was full of excitement.A highlight of the parade was the Dolly Paw-ton entry featuring Candance Livingood and her dogs
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Candace also a feature reporter for Nevada County Media.
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