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Sea Cliff’s furry friends dress up for Pet Parade
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Penelope, 11, and Felix Ruderman, 7, provided some supportive pets for their dog Lucy before the pet parade.
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Wearing coordinated costumes, Anable, 6, her father, Karl Fath, and their dog, Pretzel, flew into Clifton Park for the pet parade.
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Nellie Bean and Archie were the “mane” event at the pet parade, sporting fierce looks from the movie “The Lion King.”
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Shelby the Tortoise hitched a ride on a classic Radio Flyer, which was towed by her owner Lucy Jackson, 8.
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Joanna Kenney, 10, kept her pet, Sue the Snake, warm from the early morning chill.
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Dressed as a fearless lion tamer, Henry Beaudin, 3, walked his neighbor’s dog, Nellie Bean, who sported a mane.
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On Oct. 20, Clifton Park was overrun by every animal under the sun. Dogs, reptiles and other friendly creatures were escorted by their owners to the annual Pet Parade and Show, hosted by the Sea Cliff Civic Association.
Keeping with the Halloween spirit, residents were asked to dress their pets in creative costumes to create a spook-tacular sight. Some dogs dressed up as lions, butterflies and unicorns while most of the four-legged friends featured in the parade sported pumpkin-patterned bandanas, orange tutus and other festive garb.
-- Alyssa Seidman
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