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Meet Milwaukee Brewer Craig Counsell at the Great Lakes Pet Expo

The Great Lakes Pet Expo...where you can meet Milwaukee Brewer Craig Counsell

Over 300 of Wisconsin’s furriest residents will welcome Milwaukee Brewer
(and animal lover), Craig Counsell, to the Great Lakes Pet Expo on Super Bowl Saturday, Feb. 4.

Whether you’re looking for an autograph from a heavy hitter or some heavy
petting, animal lovers big and small will have a blast at the biggest pre-game party in Southeast Wisconsin.

In the mood for kittens and puppies? A llama or minihorse? Maybe a reptile or two?
Perhaps some good family entertainment or pre-game activities? Whether you’re looking to interact with hundreds of species or just kick back and watch a parade, the Great Lakes Family Pet Expo has it all!

This eighth annual event is organized by the Alliance of Wisconsin Animal Rehoming Efforts (AWARE) and will be held at the Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park in West Allis from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Expo will showcase hundreds of exhibits featuring the newest pet products to hit the market and entertainment guaranteed to drop jaws, bring smiles, and leave
the audience wanting more. Interact with over 300 animals available for adoption! The reptile education area provides chills and thrills to those daring enough to enter and interact with snakes, gators, spiders, lizards, and more.

“This event has become a favorite of area pet lovers” said Penny Romasko, Expo Director. “This year’s event will incorporate activities for Packer’s fans, big and small, to energize them for the big game.”

The event is being held at the Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park on
Super Bowl Saturday. What better way to prepare for the big game than challenging football games for big and small?

There is no charge for kids under 12 this year so bring the entire family. Adult Admission is $6. Bring in nonperishable food items for The Hunger Task Force and receive $1 off your ticket price! All proceeds from the event benefit AWARE, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of companion animals in Wisconsin.

For more information about this event and about other activities offered through AWARE, visit www.awarewisconsin.com.
Great Lakes Pet Expo www.petexpomilwaukee.com Photos from past Expo events are available upon request.

For More Information contact:
Penny Romasko, Expo Director
Email: promasko@wi.rr.com

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