Local animal rescue, Pets Lifeline, is hosting their fall “Critter Carnival” on Oct. 18.

Local animal rescue, Pets Lifeline, is hosting their fall “Critter Carnival” on Oct. 18.


Animal rescue nonprofit, Pets Lifeline, will host its free “Critter Carnival” on Saturday, Oct. 18, inviting the community to enjoy an afternoon of family-friendly fun, food, and furry friends.

The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 19686 Eighth St. East in Sonoma. It will feature live music, carnival games, local eats, and adoptable animals.

Pets Lifeline is hosting their free "Critter Carnival" fall event on Oct. 18 for community members to celebrate the new season and meet some adoptable animals. (Image courtesy of Pets Lifeline)
Pets Lifeline is hosting their free “Critter Carnival” fall event on Oct. 18 for community members to celebrate the new season and meet some adoptable animals. (Image courtesy of Pets Lifeline)

“The Critter Carnival is a celebration of community and compassion,” said Mary Serafini, events coordinator at Pets Lifeline. “It’s a day where families, friends, and animal lovers can come together to enjoy fall festivities, connect with our mission, and just have fun.”

Highlights include live music from Curley & Curlier, Aunt Betty’s famous corn dogs, Fiorello’s Italian gelato, and pumpkin and face painting by Mama Mary. Visitors can also enjoy cotton candy, snow cones, and a raffle for a basket filled with local treats and surprises.

Pets Lifeline is hosting their free "Critter Carnival" fall event on Oct. 18 for community members to celebrate the new season and meet some adoptable animals. (Image courtesy of Pets Lifeline)
Pets Lifeline is hosting their free “Critter Carnival” fall event on Oct. 18 for community members to celebrate the new season and meet some adoptable animals. (Image courtesy of Pets Lifeline)

Carnival games, including large-scale attractions from Sonoma Party Rentals, will add to the festivities, and attendees will have the chance to meet adoptable pets from Pets Lifeline’s shelter.

Admission is free and open to the public. More information is available at petslifeline.org/critter-carnival or by contacting Serafini at mary@petslifeline.org



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