Titus County Fair Pet Show

The Titus County Fair this year will have a pet show, sponsored by the Titus County Shelter Friends and the Titus County Fair. Katy Heintz, DVM, Chairman

It will be held Saturday morning, Oct. 1st, on the Main Stage. Registration will open at 9:00 a.m. the day of the show.  Show begins at 10:00 a.m.
   
Classes will include but are not limited to Longest Ears, Shortest Legs, Longest Tail, and a Costume Class. Additional classes may be added at the time of the show.

There will be a Parade of Shelter Dogs.


Classes will cost $5 per class or a donation of 5 lbs of dog or cat food (to be donated to the Mount Pleasant Animal Shelter).

Entries may be dogs, cats or other domesticated mammals.  No reptiles, birds or wildlife.

Rules:

1.  Participants may enter only one animal in each class.  Animals may be entered in multiple classes, but can only be entered in each class one time.  Multiple handlers may show each animals, in separate classes.  (Example, a dog may be entered in the longest ears class by one person and entered in shortest legs class by another person.  The dog may not be entered in the same class by different people.)

2.  All animals must be on leash or harness at all times.

3.  Animals must be taken off the Fairgrounds as soon as the show is over.

4.  Proof of current Rabies vaccine is required for entry into the show.  (Rabies certificate showing vaccination within the past 12 months, as required by Titus County ordinance.)

5.  Aggressive or unruly animals will be asked to leave.  Show stewards have the authority to determine if an animal is aggressive or unruly.

6.  All minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times.

7.  Decision of the judges is final.  There will be no appeals of Judges decisions.

8.  Prizes will be awarded at the end of each class.

9.  Admission to the fairgrounds will be limited to two free admissions per animal.

10. Neither Titus County Fair Association, Titus County Shelter Friends nor anyone associated with this event will be held responsible for damage or accidents to animals or participants.