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Bring your dog to Sunday's Crunch game!
Posted: 04.01.2011 at 11:19 PM
Wayne Mahar

Wayne Mahar has been CNY's Chief Meteorologist since 1985.

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SYRACUSE -- Bring your dog to the Syracuse Crunch hockey game this Sunday!

You heard right! It’s Paws for Pucks, a unique event taking place at this Sunday’s (April 3rd) Syracuse CRUNCH hockey game, 3:00pm at the War Memorial in Syracuse. The Crunch will be taking on the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and looking for a big crowd, of humans and dogs, and a big win!

A portion of the monies raised off ticket sales for the game will go to my foundation, the Priscilla Mahar Animal Welfare Foundation.

The PMAWF makes donations to other CNY animal welfare and rescue organizations and has donated many thousands of dollars over its three years of existence.

The Syracuse CRUNCH Hockey Club also loves animals and loves the community and has been a huge supporter of the Priscilla Mahar Animal Welfare Foundation over the years. It will be very interesting to see how Paws for Pucks will turn out this Sunday.

Just a reminder, we’re less than five months away from our second annual Canine Carnival which takes place at the Wegman’s Good Dog Park in Liverpool on Saturday August 6th. My committee just had a meeting last night and this years Canine Carnival promises to be bigger and better with several new events planned, so be sure to mark your calendar! We’re hoping for sunshine and warmth again, like last year when 3000 people attended with their pets.

For more information on this weekends Paw for Pucks and on this years Canine Carnival, check out our Facebook site.

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