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“Howl-o-ween” Pet Photo Contest

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Get your cameras ready, it’s time to show off your pet’s Halloween spirit!

From October 1st through October 29th, Lite Rock97.3 is inviting listeners to submit photos of their pets dressed up in their best Halloween costumes. Whether spooky, silly, or just adorable, we want to see it all!

All submissions will be posted online for everyone to enjoy. At the end of the contest, one lucky entrant will be randomly selected to win the “Howl-o-ween” Pet Prize Package, filled with goodies from local businesses.

The “Howl-o-ween” Pet Prize Package includes: 

  • A $100 Agway Gift Card – Provided by Pet Passages of the Finger Lakes
  • A $25 Locke Auction Gift Certificate – Provided by Locke Auction
  • 1 Puppy Playpen – Provided by Locke Auction
  • 4 Bags of Dog Treats – Provided by Locke Auction
  • 1 Cat Bed – Provided by Locke Auction

Entering is easy, just visit any of our station websites to upload your pet’s photo. Don’t wait too long, entries close after October 29th.

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