Pet over Population Prevention’s 9th Annual Fur Ball in Kennewick
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Here’s a furtastic event you wouldn’t want to miss.
Pet over Population Prevention (POPP) is a local, non-profit, all-volunteer, NO-kill pet organization that’s dedicated to promoting responsible pet ownership with the aim of preventing the needless death and suffering of companion animals. Over the years, they have helped save over 8,000 pets and have provided spay/neuter services to 16,000 cats and dogs.
Celebrate with Them
On April 5, POPP will be celebrating their 18th anniversary at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick. The event, aptly called 9th Annual Fur Ball, will feature:
- Gourmet dinner and dessert
- Amazing live and silent auctions
- Music and dancing provided by Platinum Entertainment
- Mini massages
- Fun photo…
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