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Pet Express: DOGGIE RUN 2016!

Press Release



The Pet Express Doggie Run 2016 is getting bigger and furrier! The Doggie Run is an annual fun run for canines and their humans. The Doggie Run will be held on March 19, 2016 (Saturday) at 5:30 AM in SM Mall of Asia. Doggie Runners can choose from 1.5K, 3K, and 5K categories. Be a part of this one-of-a-kind fun run and meet new four-legged running buddies, win pawsome prizes, and run for a good cause. Part of the proceeds go to the animal shelter, PAWS (Philippine Animal Welfare Society).

Registration Fee:
Doggie Race Kit (P550)- Race Bib w/ RFID, Event Running Shirt, Doggie Race Bib, Doggie Bandana, Doggie Finisher Loot Bag, Doggie Finisher Medal, Insurance Coverage,
Donation to PAWS (The Philippine Animal Welfare Society)

Human Race Kit (P400)- Race Bib, Event Running Shirt, Insurance Coverage, Donation to PAWS (The Philippine Animal Welfare Society)

Registration is now ongoing in all Pet Express branches.

Greenhills 705-1176, SM City Dasmariñas (046) 416-2979, SM City Fairview 372-3523, SM City Masinag 477-8659, SM City North Edsa 921-9442, SM Cubao 912-5924,
SM Hypermarket Makati 843-7174, SM Mall of Asia 836-8955, SM Megamall 650-4693

This event would not be possible without the support of our friends: Cesar, Pedigree, Science Diet, Beef Meal, Holistic Recipe, and Smartheart.


We would also like to thank: Alpo, Wahl, Sergeant's, Saint Roche, Ezydog, Frontline, Heartgard, Hartz, Four Paws, Loyal Paws, Good Boy, Kong, Renuzit, Royal Canin, Dr. Vet's Wonder Soap, Canidae, Bayopet, Advocate, Odra Pooch Couture, Cosi Pet Milk, Kibbles 'N Bits, Pawsh Couture, Eukanuba, Aquaverde, Hush Puppies, Metromart.com, My RunTime, Aquabest, and Toy Kingdom.

Here are the routes in case you're insterested!





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