Enjoy Songs, Cider & Sniffs This Saturday At FIDO's Bark The Herald Angels Sing

Nora Whelan

Dec 9, 2013 — 1 min read

One of our favorite parts of the holiday season is here–FIDO‘s Bark the Herald Angels Sing in Prospect Park!

This Saturday, December 14 from 7:30-10am, the off-leash advocates and their furry friends will gather beside the Picnic House for hot chocolate, hot mulled cider, and coffee, plus carols and a visit from Santa.

FIDO says they’ll be providing songbooks with “dog-centric lyrics,” so stop by, enjoy a hot drink and a howl, and wish neighbors and their pups a hairy Merry Christmas.

Photo by TRF_Mr_Hyde

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