Carroll County Inclusion Park to Hold Photo Contest
From the Jun 4, 2024 e-Edition
The Carroll County Inclusion Park is looking for photos of you or your child with their certified service animal. They would love to hear your story (2-3 sentences) of how your pet is empowering you. You can private message them on Facebook. This applies to children as well as adults. They will select one winner to receive a free celebration park t-shirt as well as an opportunity to be featured on an educational sign in the park reminding park visitors to leave uncertified pets safely outside the playground area.
If you are uncomfortable sharing a photo of your child publicly but would love to share their story please do. You do not have to live in Carroll County to participate.
In the e-Edition
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