

Register to walk your dog at the Mutt Strut and raise money to help provide shelter and care for homeless animals. You and your dog will enjoy a morning filled with unique activities and contests. Since dogs love a good romp in the rain, the Mutt Strut will take place rain or shine!

(subject to change)

CCHS Nail Trimming Booth - let us be the bad guys! CCHS volunteers will be on hand to trim your dogs’ nails
CCHS Adoption Kissing Booth – get up close & personal with CCHS dogs that are currently up for adoption!
Illini Radio Group Cutest Mutt Contest – for $1 you can cast your vote for the cutest mutt
Subaru of Champaign County
Good Friends Animal Hospital
The Cousin's Dog Biscuit Company
Hill Animal Care
VCA Heritage Animal Hospital
Prairieland Feeds
Quarter C Pet Resort
UpClose Marketing and Printing
Okaw Veterinary Clinic
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
ASPCA
Vivid Studios Photography

Doggie Swami – get your fortune read by your dog! 
Bobbing for Treats
Subaru Doggie Body Painting
Doggie obstacle course – your mutt will love this agility course where he can weave through poles, scurry through tunnels and jump hoops!
Pawprint Painting – bring out your dog’s inner Monet! 
9:45 a.m. Shelter Dog Demonstration – see our shelter dogs that are currently up for adoption strut their stuff.
10:00 a.m. Contests -
- Best Trick
- Biggest Paws
- Smallest Paws
- Peanut Butter Licking Contest (our peanut butter licking contest may not be this formal, but you get the picture)
- Best Kiss

- The entry fee covers one handler and one dog. All participants are limited to walking only one dog.
- All dogs must be on a standard (6-foot) leash (retractable leashes are not allowed).
- Proof of rabies vaccination is required at check-in (current tag or certificate).
- CCHS reserves the right to prohibit participation of any dog displaying aggressive behavior toward people or other dogs.
- Dog handlers must be at least 16 years old. Children must be accompanied by parent or guardian.
- Participants must clean up after their dogs.
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