The Marina and Resort Marina de Denia, Welcomes the VIII Festival Mascotetes", which will take place on September 2 and 3. An event of which he feels very proud to clothe the director of Marina de Dénia, Gabriel Martínez, who commented that, "We are proud that this event is developed in our port, especially accompanying the company Mascotetes, which shows in each edition its business excellence".
Mascotetes manager Dayana Santacreu pointed out that "Every year we do it with a lot of enthusiasm. This is a privileged place that give us a lot of affection. Eight editions already, with the focus on love for pets and civility".
This Festival is totally free and will begin on Saturday, September 2 at 17:16 p.m., with children's workshops, informative stands for protectors, associations, shops and services and a relaxation and gastronomic area. Registration will open at XNUMX pm for "Mascotetes contest", which will be held at 18:30 pm, in which all types of races can participate. The prize of 200 euros will be awarded to"Best of Best"In addition, a Spa bonus will be raffled, among those who attend the contest and there will be gifts and trophies.
At 11: 30 hours will be a talk about the world of birds of prey and AndMore. At 17: 30 hours will be a workshop of Bach Flowers, applied to pets. At 20: 30 hours, there will be an Agility display by Nalacan. And, the Mare Nostrum Rescue Group will ride with the dogs on a jet ski and there will also be rescue drills at sea.
On Sunday, at 9 in the morning, will open the inscriptions for the Competition of the Royal Canine Society Spain. There will be workshops and games throughout the morning and at 11 hours will start the pioneering activity in this edition, paddle surf with dogs. Half an hour later, there will be a talk about the world of raptors and AndMore. At 13 hours will arrive the "Game of Mascots", In which all the animal protectors who attend the festival may participate.
As every year, the festival has the support of several protectors, "This is a potential that brings great value to our community", said Dayana Santacreu.
