After last year’s virtual event, the Sunnyvale Halloween Pet Parade and Faire marched back into downtown Sunnyvale. Over a hundred pets and their pet parents, both in costumes walked down Murphy Avenue. This is the third time the event has been held. Judging was held at Plaza del Sol with […]
After last year’s virtual event, the Sunnyvale Halloween Pet Parade and Faire marched back into downtown Sunnyvale. Over a hundred pets and their pet parents, both in costumes walked down Murphy Avenue.
This is the third time the event has been held. Judging was held at Plaza del Sol with Zelda, a toy poodle, dressed as a flower, winning first place.
Photographs by Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group
Chris Sosa, of Sunnyvale, holds his dog Zelda, a toy poodle, dressed as a flower, at the Sunnyvale Pet Parade in Sunnyvale, Calif., on Sunday, Oct. 31, 2021. Zelda won first place in the pet costume contest. Denise Wax, of San Jose, walks with Beaky the wire fox terrier dressed as a pirate.
Sinan Alousi (left) and Katherine Zhang (right) are dressed as dwarfs with their dog MiuMiu, a Shih Tzu dressed as Snow White. Alex the Great bunny rides in a mini car with his owner Key Kato, of San Francisco. Alex the Great, a therapy bunny, is best known from his appearances at San Francisco Giants games. Connie Verceles, of Sunnyvale, accepts the third place prize for the pet costume contest with her dog Buddy, the Shiaspo, who is dressed as a UPS delivery man. Buddy, the Shiaspo, is dressed as a UPS delivery man with his owner Connie Verceles, of Sunnyvale. Larry Klein, the Mayor of Sunnyvale, pets dogs while dressed as Willy Wonka. April, the long haired silver sable dachshund dressed as a hotdog, walks with her owner Justin Lee, of San Jose. Sinan Alousi is dressed as a dwarf with his dog MiuMiu, a Shih Tzu dressed as Snow White. Bailey Hall, of Sunnyvale holds Dosie, a part Pekingese and part King Charles Spaniel dressed as sushi. Odie, a mutt mixed with Border Collie and Pit Bull, is dressed as a cow with his owner Alexa Gurusamy, of Santa Clara. Denise Wax, of San Jose, walks with Beaky the wire fox terrier dressed as a pirate. Chris Sosa, of Sunnyvale, holds his dog Zelda, a toy poodle, dressed as a flower. Zelda won first place in the pet costume contest. Nickles, the standard poodle, is dressed as a clown with his owner Susan Segovia, of San Jose. Bailey Hall, of Sunnyvale holds Dosie, a part Pekingese and part King Charles Spaniel dressed as sushi. Alex the Great bunny rides in a mini car with his owner Key Kato, of San Francisco. Alex the Great, a therapy bunny, is best known from his appearances at San Francisco Giants games.
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