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ARGONAUTS.CA STAFF
The Toronto Argonauts, in partnership with Milk-Bone’s “Good to Give” program, are pleased to announce the return of Dog Day in support of National Service Dogs.
When the Argos take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday, October 2 at 3:00 p.m. at Rogers Centre, we hope to have the support of not only our loyal fans, but their furry friends too! Tickets to the event are available for $25 with $5 from each ticket sold benefitting National Service Dogs through Milk-Bone’s “Good to Give” program.
Argos season ticket holders can take part in this event by either exchanging your existing season ticket while making a $5 donation to National Service Dogs through your account, or by simply purchasing a ticket to the event.
Fans who would like to support this great cause but do not wish to bring their dogs to the stadium can make a donation to Milk-Bone’s “Good to Give” program at the entrance to the Dog Day section (Gate 2, section 105). Additionally, Milk-Bone representatives will be stationed at Gates 5 and 11 after the game where they will collect donations and sample Milk-Bone treats.
At the game, dogs are only permitted within the Milk-Bone Dog section. All dogs attending this event must be a minimum of one year old, have up-to-date vaccinations and be fixed. There is a limit of 2 dogs per ticket order.
For more information or to purchase tickets, please call Al McNinch at 416-341-2717 or fax in your order form to 416-341-2714.
Milk-Bone* has been a trusted brand name for over 100 years and offers a complete line of quality dog biscuits and chewy treats. Visit www.milkbone-canada.com for more information on Milk-Bone products and the “Good to Give” program.
Established in 1996, National Service Dogs enriches the quality of life and enhances the independence of children and families living with autism by providing them with life altering autism service dogs. To date over 180 autism service dogs have been matched with children in need and the demand for dogs continues to grow. To learn more about National Service Dogs, please visit us at www.nsd.on.ca.