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    You are at:Home»Local News»Owners and dogs alike turn up for first Howl N’ Prowl

    Owners and dogs alike turn up for first Howl N’ Prowl

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    By Steven Shaffur on October 28, 2019 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)

    Cold temperatures didn’t stop Manhattan residents and their furry four-legged companions on Sunday.

    Howl N’ Prowl was held on Sunday evening. Dogs and owners alike turned up in costume to both donate to the T. Russell Reitz Animal Shelter, and to trick r’ treat, with multiple vendors set up around City Park.

    This is the first year that Howl N’ Prowl has been held, and KMAN caught up with Manhattan Parks and Recreation, Recreation Supervisor Ryan McKee to get his thoughts on the possibility of holding the event again next year.

          HNP McKee 1

    KMAN spoke with Hanna Shoemaker, Manager of Social Media for the animal shelter, about this awesome idea for our four legged furry companions.

          HNP Shoemaker 1

    Shoemaker also explained how this awesome event benefits the shelter.

          HNP Shoemaker 2

    Donations at the Howl N’ Prowl go directly to benefit the T. Russell Reitz Animal Shelter.

    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)
    (Photo by: Steven Shaffur/KMAN)

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    On-Air Personality/Board Operator/Producer at Manhattan Broadcasting Company. Occasionally covers local events, and severe weather.

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