More than 4,000 people and their (mostly) canine best friends turned out to help the San Diego Humane Society raise more than $300,000 at the 31st annual Walk for Animals San Diego on May 3 in NTC Park at Liberty Station in Point Loma.
Dr. Gary Weitzman, president and chief executive of the San Diego Humane Society, speaks to the thousands assembled for the Walk for Animals on May 3. (San Diego Humane Society)
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Dr. Gary Weitzman, president and chief executive of the San Diego Humane Society, speaks to the thousands assembled for the Walk for Animals on May 3. (San Diego Humane Society)
The money will help the Humane Society care for 40,000 animals in the coming year, including shelter, medical treatment and behavioral , event organizers said.
The event offered walkers a 2-mile course or a half-mile, along with a free pancake breakfast, a blessing of the animals, live music, a dog spa and a Vendor Village providing animal-friendly products.
