Barks N Bubbles Groom and Board celebrated 20 years in business with a special anniversary event at Hobbs Farm on Saturday, November 7, bringing together local pet lovers, vendors, rescue organizations and plenty of four-legged guests for an afternoon of fun.
The Barks-N-Bubbles 20th Anniversary Event took place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and featured a variety of activities that gave dogs and their owners a chance to join in the celebration.
Dogs had opportunities to show off their personalities during several fun competitions, including a fashion contest, costume contest and a “best walk out swag” competition set to music. The contests brought plenty of smiles and laughter as participants showed off their outfits, personalities and best moves.
The celebration also featured pet and human vendors, along with food and treats for both two-legged and four-legged attendees.
Carroll County Animal Shelter and other local rescue organizations were also invited to participate, highlighting the important role these groups play in supporting animals throughout the community.
The City Menus had a blast attending the celebration! The City Menus founder Jonathan Dockery served as one of three judges for the day’s competitions, alongside Carroll County District 3 Commissioner Tommy Lee and Carroll County Chief Magistrate Court Judge Kiersten Phillips. The trio enjoyed seeing the creativity and personality of the participating pups as they showed off their best looks and moves.
Congratulations to Barks N Bubbles Groom and Board on 20 years in business and a wonderful anniversary celebration!
