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Costumed Pups Will Return to Irving Square Park for the Third Annual Howl-A-Ween

It's a truth universally acknowledged that any dog in a costume is completely adorable.

By Emilie Ruscoe

Oct. 7, 2016 · 2 min read

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Costumed Pups Will Return to Irving Square Park for the Third Annual Howl-A-Ween

It's a truth universally acknowledged that any dog in a costume is completely adorable.

Emilie Ruscoe October 7, 2016Oct 7, 2016 · 2 min read

As if hanging out with a bunch of dogs wasn’t fun enough, Bushwick volunteer group Friends of Irving Square Park has planned a perfect pre-Halloween afternoon: on Saturday, October 22nd, the park is going to the dogs, with a festive costume contest and a full schedule of activities for local dogs and the people who love them.

Get your pup suited up in a cute look and head over to the park…

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