Greater Philadelphia Pet Expo Returns with a Menagerie of Animals
The wait is over for pet lovers in the region as the Greater Philadelphia Pet Expo is set to return March 6-8 at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks. This popular event promises to be an action-packed weekend filled with live entertainment, educational programming, and a massive marketplace geared towards all things furry, feathered, and scaly.
The expo will feature over 10,000 attendees expected to descend upon the venue over the three-day weekend, making it one of the largest pet-focused events in the region. This year's lineup promises to be just as exciting, with interactive attractions that cater to both kids and adults. High-flying frisbee dogs from Gail Mirabella and the Dynamo Disc Dogs will take center stage, while Circus Stella's performing rescue dogs will wow audiences with their agility and charm.
Lure coursing with Luring 101 and a Rainforest Reptile Show featuring rare and exotic species are just a few of the many attractions that will keep attendees on the edge of their seats. Visitors can also expect to be mesmerized by Piggyvilla's pig performances and get up close and personal with alpacas at the special exhibit.
Beyond the entertainment, the expo takes responsible pet ownership seriously. Local rescue groups such as Brandywine Valley SPCA, Forgotten Felines No More, and Greater Philadelphia Search & Rescue will be on hand with adoptable animals and resources for prospective pet parents. This is a great opportunity for those thinking of adding to their family or simply looking for companionship.
The event also offers something for the whole family, including Family Night on Friday, where kids under 12 get in for free. Adults and children aged 4-11 can enjoy general admission for $6 and $15 respectively, while those under three can enter for free. The expo center will be open from 3 pm to 8 pm on Friday, 10 am to 7 pm on Saturday, and 10 am to 5 pm on Sunday.
Don't miss out on the fun – mark your calendars for March 6-8 and get ready for a weekend of animal-packed adventure at the Greater Philadelphia Pet Expo.
The wait is over for pet lovers in the region as the Greater Philadelphia Pet Expo is set to return March 6-8 at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks. This popular event promises to be an action-packed weekend filled with live entertainment, educational programming, and a massive marketplace geared towards all things furry, feathered, and scaly.
The expo will feature over 10,000 attendees expected to descend upon the venue over the three-day weekend, making it one of the largest pet-focused events in the region. This year's lineup promises to be just as exciting, with interactive attractions that cater to both kids and adults. High-flying frisbee dogs from Gail Mirabella and the Dynamo Disc Dogs will take center stage, while Circus Stella's performing rescue dogs will wow audiences with their agility and charm.
Lure coursing with Luring 101 and a Rainforest Reptile Show featuring rare and exotic species are just a few of the many attractions that will keep attendees on the edge of their seats. Visitors can also expect to be mesmerized by Piggyvilla's pig performances and get up close and personal with alpacas at the special exhibit.
Beyond the entertainment, the expo takes responsible pet ownership seriously. Local rescue groups such as Brandywine Valley SPCA, Forgotten Felines No More, and Greater Philadelphia Search & Rescue will be on hand with adoptable animals and resources for prospective pet parents. This is a great opportunity for those thinking of adding to their family or simply looking for companionship.
The event also offers something for the whole family, including Family Night on Friday, where kids under 12 get in for free. Adults and children aged 4-11 can enjoy general admission for $6 and $15 respectively, while those under three can enter for free. The expo center will be open from 3 pm to 8 pm on Friday, 10 am to 7 pm on Saturday, and 10 am to 5 pm on Sunday.
Don't miss out on the fun – mark your calendars for March 6-8 and get ready for a weekend of animal-packed adventure at the Greater Philadelphia Pet Expo.
it's amazing that they have a special exhibit for kids to interact with alpacas & piggyvilla's pig performances sound adorable! 
and i love that local rescue groups are participating too - gives me hope for the community 
also, family night on friday is such a great idea, gets the whole fam involved! 
can't wait to see all the furry friends there 
like, who doesn't love animals?!? 
it's so cool that they're got all these rescue groups set up with adoptable animals, my aunt actually adopted a dog from one of those groups and it's been a game changer for her! 
the live entertainment is gonna be lit too, I'm dyin to see those frisbee dogs in action 
and the Rainforest Reptile Show sounds like an epic experience!!! 
i just hope they got enough space for all the animals, it's gonna get pretty crowded with 10k attendees 
anywayz, can't wait to check it out! 
10k attendees expected is a lot, but at least it's not as bad as the traffic on the Parkway after a Phillies game. Those rescue groups are really doing their part though, so kudos to them. Piggyvilla's pig performances sound kinda cool, but I'm more of a cat person myself 
Animals galore 
is gonna be EVERYTHING 
Can't wait to see those high-flying frisbee dogs 
flying high 
and Piggyvilla's pig performances 
And, yay for Family Night on Friday 
is the best thing ever! 
I'm so down for this event! I've been thinking about getting a furry friend, and this is like the ultimate place to find one. The Rainforest Reptile Show sounds super interesting too - I've never seen any snakes or lizards up close before. And oh man, frisbee dogs? That's just crazy cool. 
I'm gonna take my niece and nephew there for Family Night on Friday, she loves animals so much! 
And can we talk about how cool it is that Circus Stella's performing rescue dogs are part of this? 
local rescue groups are doin a ton of work to find forever homes for those adorable fur babies 
... what's the true purpose of having a pet, anyway? Is it for companionship or just to fulfill our own desires for connection & love?
. And, of course, who doesn't love getting up close and personal with adorable alpacas or piggy performances 
? It's just the right amount of fun and education to make for a fantastic weekend!
. I've been preparing them by talking about responsible pet ownership and how much work it takes to care for a new furry friend 
. It's great that there will be local rescue groups on hand with adoptable animals, maybe we'll even find our next family member! 
... wish me luck! 
the pet expo is literally my fave event ever! i've been to like, every single one of these expos and they just get better and better. this year's lineup sounds AMAZING