Woofstock is seeking vendors to participate in this year’s event. Interested vendors must submit an application either online or by mail to the City of Chandler.
– The 2010 Vendor Priority application deadline is Monday, August 15, 2011.
– The general vendor application deadline is Wednesday, September 28, 2011 or when all space has been reserved.
– If you are a new organization applying to particpate in the event, your application will be accepted on a first come first serve basis once the priority deadline has expired. You are encouraged to submit an application prior to the 2010 vendor priority deadline and applications will be held in the order they are received.

2011 Event Schedules
9:00 am TBD
10:00 am TBD
11:00 am TBD
12:00 pm Pets on Parade Begins
12:30 pm TBD
8:45 am Walk Registration Begins
Walk Packet Pick-up Begins
9:15 am Good Dog Agility Demonstration
9:45am TBD Demonstration
10:00 am TBD Demonstration
10:15 am Good Dog Agility Demonstration
10:45 am TBD Demonstration
11:00am TBD Demonstration
11:15am Good Dog Agility Demonstration
11:30 am Pets on Parade Check-in Begins
11:45am TBD Demonstration
12:00 pm Pets on Parade Begins
TBD Demonstration
12:30 pm TBD Demonstration
12:45 pm TBD Demonstration
1:00pm TBD Demonstration

Great Chandler Dog Walk & Pet Parade
Presented by American Service Animal Society
Owners and their dogs have the opportunity to walk in this non-competitive challenge. Three courses are available to challenge all levels of walkers. View Course Map (pdf)
Preregister – Not currently open
*Goodie Bags are guaranteed
Pre-register Online Here
8:30 a.m. Registration Begins
*Accepted Payment Types – Cash or Checks
Dotson Dash – Small Course*
Bichon Buzz – Medium Course*
Huskey Hustle – Long Course^
View Course Map (pdf)
^Course uses Tumbleweed Park and the Paseo Trail
All courses have open starts and the last race start begins at 11 a.m.
Grab your favorite costume and put it on your dog for a parade at noon. The first 100 owners and dogs that get a entry number at the event will be able to participate. Top 3 dressed dogs in costume will win prizes.
Participation Number Distribution – 11:30 a.m.
Parade Begins – Noon

Raffle and Silent Auction
*Sales will conclude at 1:45pm on event day
*You do not need to be present to win
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Pet-Friendly Services
- Rabie Vaccinations – $20.00 each
Presented by Maricopa County Care and Control - Microchips – $25.00 each
Presented by Maricopa County Care and Control - Dog Licenses
$17.00 for Sterilized Dogs and $42.00 for Unaltered Dogs
Presented by Maricopa County Care and Control - Mobile Adoption Bus
Variety of Breeds – Cats and Dogs, Large and Small
Presented by Maricopa County Care and Control - Freedom Land – Miniature Bark Park
- Caricature Drawings
- Pet Psychic
- Pet Massages
2010 Concert for Critters Bands
Rattlesnake Necktie covers the nearly forgotten B-side gems from rock and blues greats like Freddie King, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Etta James, Tom Petty, and Coco Montoya among many others. A little funky, a little edgy and a whole lot bluesy – this four piece group is made up of TJ Dyer – lead vocals, Dan “the Man” Feehan – lead guitar, Chris “Millhouse” Payne – bass, and “Smooth” John Schmidt – drums.
Paul Aguilar – Bass
Paul Baker – Fiddle
David Van Druff, Guitar, bass and vocals
Don Martin – Lead Guitar and Vocals
Bobby Prechtl – Percussion,/Drums
Bill Swortwood – Guitar/ Harmonica and Vocals

Woofstock Rules of Play
- Keep dog on leash at all times
- Each dog must have it’s own walker
- Poop Bags … we have them … please use them!
- No shock collars
- No pulling carts
- Aggressive behavior will not be tolerated
- Rain or shine
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No refunds

Volunteers
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Do you want to assist with the walk or help out at the silent auctions? We are actively seeking volunteers to assist with this great community event.If you are interested in volunteering, complete the volunteer form. (pdf) Mail completed forms to Attn: Special Events Coordinator, PO Box 4008, MS 500, Chandler, AZ 85244 or fax it to 480-782-2713.

Year Round Tips For Pets! – NEW FEATURE
- NEVER leave your pet in a parked car, even with the windows open. An animal’s body temperature can rise in just seconds, causing heat-related problems or even death. Normal body temperature for dogs and cats is between 101 and 103 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Walk your pet on cooler surfaces to protect his feet from burning. If the pavement is too hot for you to hold your hand on for more then a few seconds, it’s much too hot for your pet’s paws.
- Keep walks to a minimum. Your pet is much closer to the hot pavement and its body can heat up very quickly.

