Loudoun County animal shelter offering fun, interactive frozen summer activity
LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. () — The Loudoun County Animal Services is offering a fun and interactive activity on Fridays for the summer season.
Everyone is invited to Frozen Fun Fridays at the animal shelter from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Guests will make frozen treats for the animals waiting for a 'fur-ever' home.
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Afterwards, guests can walk through the adoption kennels to see the animals.
No sign-up is required, and children under 18 need to have a parent or guardian present.
Frozen Fun Fridays will be held every Friday starting on June 13 through Aug. 15.
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