Bark 'n Bloom at Purina Farms

Friday, April 7, 2023
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Saturday, April 8, 2023
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Celebrate the opening of the Purina Farms 2023 season with floral-filled fun for dogs* and their families this April 7 & 8, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dogs and kids will enjoy photos with Peter Rabbit, petal-inspired crafts, games and more! We be-leaf you and your best bud are sure to have a great "thyme!" [This event has sold out]

Consider growing your pack by meeting adoptable pets at the Pet Center and barn. Advanced registration is required. A $20 (per car) parking fee includes free admission and giveaways! Your parking fee helps support** partnering animal welfare organization, the Franklin County Humane Society.  

Bark 'n Bloom includes these fun activities:

FUN FOR ALL (pets and families) 

Photos with Peter Rabbit 

Local vendors – including gardening essentials, Missouri-native and indoor pet-friendly plants 

Refreshments from reconstruction Coffee (including puppuccinos!) 

Incredible Dog Show 

The Bubble Bus 

Petal inspired crafts 

JUST FOR DOGS: 

Pet Talent Show (open to any dog attending the event) 

Run, Rabbit, Run (lure coursing) and other canine activities 

JUST FOR KIDS: 

Pony rides 

Inflatable bounce houses 

Hayloft play area and animal barn 

Registration for Bark ‘n Bloom is open! Register at purinafarms.com

 

*Dogs are welcome! No retractable leashes. Dogs must be up to date on vaccination and have visible rabies ID tag. Puppies must be at least 4 months old to attend. Dogs are not allowed inside the animal barn or the Pet Center. View complete guidelines and visiting pet policy at purinafarms.com. Call 314-982-3232 or email purinafarms@purina.nestle.com with any questions.  

**Nestle Purina PetCare Company will donate $1 of each online registration fee to Franklin County Humane Society during the promotion period 2/13/2023 to 4/8/2023. Register online at purinafarms.com 

 

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