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Key West Pets Go Wild for Fantasy Masquerade
23 Oct
Summary
- Pets and owners donned creative costumes for a masquerade.
- Proceeds from the event benefit the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
- A dog dressed as Elvis won best in show with a musical routine.
The City of Key West recently hosted its vibrant Fantasy Pet Masquerade, a delightful event where pets and their human companions displayed a dazzling array of creative costumes. The competition took place at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater, drawing over 30 enthusiastic participants.
This festive occasion not only provided entertainment but also served a charitable purpose. Proceeds generated from the event were designated to support the Monroe County Sheriff's Office Animal Farm, contributing to animal welfare initiatives.
Participants showcased a variety of imaginative themes, with one canine channeling the iconic Elvis Presley as a "Hound Dog." Another notable entry featured a pet transformed into a lobster, a playful homage to a classic song. The competition culminated with Beth Moyes and her dog, Franki, clinching the "best in show" award for their performance to "All That Jazz."
