Dog Days of Kenmore is back for 2025!
We have had so many requests to have our BIG Dog Days of Kenmore event again -how can we say no?! Our party for dogs and their people is going to be the so much fun and it will be meaningful too! We are planning a lot of new things that will be a part of Dog Days of Kenmore, so mark your calendar now for Sunday October 5th! Vendors, Rescues, Sponsors, we will have sign up information available for you here on this page by the end of January. We can email the sign up information to you if you'd like -just shoot an email to us at [email protected] We had the Dog Days of Kenmore for many years, growing it to be the largest dog event in WNY before the pandemic. We know what to do to throw a great big party to celebrate the human/canine bond and we're so excited to do it again! Hope you are too! We need lots of helpers to make this happen -so if you'd like to help, please don't hesitate to wag your tail and let us know. Just reach out to us at [email protected] Thanks!
Our modern American definition of family isn’t as narrowly defined as it was in the past and it is common for dogs and cats and other household friends to be considered a part of the family. One of the messages the KVIS strives to continually communicate is that Kenmore is a family friendly place and we plan events that help support this message like the Children’s Concert Series and the Dog Days of Kenmore.
The Dog Days of Kenmore event has grown significantly each year and now includes over 100 vendors, most area rescue groups, and features contests, live music, food trucks, parades, and much more. Each dog rescue group attending the Dog Days of Kenmore is entered to win one of seven one hundred dollar gifts to help support their work. The KVIS is proud that we can throw this annual party for dogs and their people and hope that in doing so we will a deeper understanding of the plight of dogs while strengthening the special and heart warming bonds that exist between us all and man’s best friend. Please visit the event website at www.dogdayswny.com and make sure to like the event Facebook page at www.facebook.com/DogDaysWNY.
The Dog Days of Kenmore event has grown significantly each year and now includes over 100 vendors, most area rescue groups, and features contests, live music, food trucks, parades, and much more. Each dog rescue group attending the Dog Days of Kenmore is entered to win one of seven one hundred dollar gifts to help support their work. The KVIS is proud that we can throw this annual party for dogs and their people and hope that in doing so we will a deeper understanding of the plight of dogs while strengthening the special and heart warming bonds that exist between us all and man’s best friend. Please visit the event website at www.dogdayswny.com and make sure to like the event Facebook page at www.facebook.com/DogDaysWNY.
Become a Vendor
Vendors of all kinds are welcome to complete the sign up forms to take part in Dog Days of Kenmore. We ask that each vendor have at least one item, raffle, demonstration, etc. that has to do with dogs and their people. Please look at the forms below and choose the one that best describes you and what you hope to do that day. Please note: if you will be selling anything you must complete the Village peddlers form.If you have questions, please feel free to contact us at: [email protected], [email protected] or give us a call at 716.877.0477.
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Dog Days of Kenmore Photos
The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness
Convergent evidence indicates that non-human animals have the neuroanatomical, neurochemical, and neurophysiological substrates of conscious states along with the capacity to exhibit intentional behaviors. Consequently, the weight of evidence indicates that humans are not unique in possessing the neurological substrates that generate consciousness. Non-human animals, including all mammals and birds, and many other creatures, also possess these neurological substrates.
Convergent evidence indicates that non-human animals have the neuroanatomical, neurochemical, and neurophysiological substrates of conscious states along with the capacity to exhibit intentional behaviors. Consequently, the weight of evidence indicates that humans are not unique in possessing the neurological substrates that generate consciousness. Non-human animals, including all mammals and birds, and many other creatures, also possess these neurological substrates.
Friends
This is one our favorite photos from Dog Days of Kenmore. Our guest of honor that year was a small dog named Phoenix who had been burned so terribly by a cruel individual. Phoenix had finished having his photo taken with folks who had come to see him while Tank the Town of Tonawanda Canine Officer was taking some shady rest from his demonstrations. Phoenix walked over to Tank who looked at him as if to say "Hey Buddy" then Phoenix sat down next to him as if they had been friends forever. They had never met before. ...How blessed we are to have these canine friends in our lives and how fortunate we are to be able to advocate for them.
This is one our favorite photos from Dog Days of Kenmore. Our guest of honor that year was a small dog named Phoenix who had been burned so terribly by a cruel individual. Phoenix had finished having his photo taken with folks who had come to see him while Tank the Town of Tonawanda Canine Officer was taking some shady rest from his demonstrations. Phoenix walked over to Tank who looked at him as if to say "Hey Buddy" then Phoenix sat down next to him as if they had been friends forever. They had never met before. ...How blessed we are to have these canine friends in our lives and how fortunate we are to be able to advocate for them.
Walk Your Dog for Health
It's good for dogs and their people! Taking a walk is good for body, mind and raises the spirit. Take a look at the Walk Your Dog for Health brochure for inspiration to help get you and Fido out and about.
It's good for dogs and their people! Taking a walk is good for body, mind and raises the spirit. Take a look at the Walk Your Dog for Health brochure for inspiration to help get you and Fido out and about.