Monza Park becomes a paradise for dogs and cats for a weekend. Two days of activities, events, stands and above all many informative and recreational initiatives. The appointment is for 22 and 23 June in the grandstand area of the former Hippodrome which will host Doggy Camp, an event now in its fourth edition. From 10am to 7.30pm, some of the best professionals in the pet world at national and international level will be present to offer products and services designed for animal welfare. Enpa of Monza will also participate in the event. A great party during which it will be possible to improve your relationship with your beloved 4-legged friend. For dog owners it will also be possible to obtain the TEST CAE1 license, issued by national Enci judges (Italian national dog breeding body) in collaboration with the Enci Monza Corona Ferrea delegation.
There are also games and activities for children, and a refreshment and relaxation area (with food trucks) also designed for dogs and cats. There are also workshops to explain the “language” and behavior of dogs to the little ones, avoiding unpleasant episodes. A great event also to get to know the world of volunteers who take care of the most unfortunate animals. Because, if it is true that compared to the past we no longer see – especially on the eve of the holidays – abandonment along the motorways, in Monza and Brianza there are hundreds of dogs and cats that are handed over to associations. Just as there are increasingly reports of dogs, often without microchips, found wandering the streets or in fenced areas. So during this great fair we want to raise people’s awareness and perhaps encourage someone to adopt a dog or cat currently housed in a kennel. The program is full of activities and workshops organized together with numerous partners and exhibitors, such as the Amarok dog centre, the veterinarians of the Al Lambro Veterinary Center, SOS Levrieri. The daily entrance ticket guarantees access to all the activities scheduled for the day and costs 5 euros, the 2-day pass costs 8 euros, and the package of 5 full entrances costs 22 euros. Entrance is free for children up to 12 years old and disabled people. Tickets can be purchased both on site and online on the website www.doggycamp.it.
