Friends of the Holbrook Animal Shelter, a non-profit that lends volunteer support to the shelter, held its annual Halloween Dog Parade last Saturday, with many excited pets. An adorable unicorn led the way in the parade at the Historic Courthouse in downtown Holbrook with owner Kim Jaster.
Friends of the Holbrook Animal Shelter, a non-profit that lends volunteer support to the shelter, held its annual Halloween Dog Parade last Saturday, with many excited pets. An adorable unicorn led the way in the parade at the Historic Courthouse in downtown Holbrook with owner Kim Jaster. Photos by Talaina Kor
Trent Larson and Tayla Larson brought their pets dressed as a Ty Beanie Baby and Scooby Doo for the parade.
Adam’s pet dog had the most authentic costume, coming as a bearded dragon.
Daisy, seen here with her owner Frank Lucero, was a bright ray of sunshine during the parade.
This fur baby was a favorite, dressed as a kissing booth with its owner.
Friends of the Holbrook Animal Shelter were provided with a wonderful surprise with the presentation of $2,000 donated by the Holbrook Elks Lodge No. 2450. Pictured are event organizers (left to right) Kim Jaster, Rachel Dorsey, Colleen Marsh, and Elks Lodge members Cindy Allen, Pat Reynolds, Phil Cobb, Nancy Cobb and Yolanda Lincoln.
The Pink Ladies Group including Marley, Baby and Coco (a Chihuahua and two Shiatzus) stole the show in their adorable pink shirts.

The 3rd Annual Halloween Dog Parade was held on Holbrook’s Historic Courthouse grounds last Saturday, with pets ready for the holiday in adorable costumes. This annual event is a fundraiser for Friends of the Holbrook Animal Shelter to provide needs for animals staying at the shelter. This volunteer organization is a lifesaver for fur babies needing a second chance at a good home. The day featured a parade, human games and a wonderful way for animal lovers to come together. The Holbrook Elks Lodge No. 2450 provided a $2,000 check to the organization in support of volunteer efforts.