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For over 12 years, we’ve had a Christmas tradition at Dog Dynasty involving a tree covered in Milk-Bones. 🎄🐾Well, the cats at The Downtown Cat have apparently decided they’ve been overlooked long enough. 😼
So this year, we’re giving the kitties their very own Christmas tree, complete with yarn balls, cat toys, and all the things that make our feline friends lose their little minds.
And just like our famous Milk-Bone Tree, this one is going to do more than look cute.
It’s going to make an impact. ❤️
We’re putting our cat-themed Christmas tree up for sale at our very first Festival of Trees, and we’re inviting the whole community to join us!
🎄 FESTIVAL OF TREES 🎄
📅 Saturday, December 5th
⏰ 12–3 PM
📍 Dog Dynasty & The Downtown Cat
1649 Main Street, Grand Junction
🎟️ FREE admission!
Two incredible causes, one community coming together.
🐱 Loma Cat House works tirelessly to rescue cats, care for them, and help them find loving forever homes. Through our partnership at The Downtown Cat Café, we’ve had the privilege of helping these kitties meet the families they’ve been waiting for.
🐶 The Alex Long Fund helps people entering rehabilitation programs by providing boarding for their dogs while they work toward recovery. Because getting a fresh start shouldn’t mean having to give up your best friend.
🎄 Want to decorate a tree?
Whether you’re a cat lover, dog lover, business owner, family looking for a fun holiday project, or someone whose Christmas decorations have already taken over the house, we want YOU!
For just $50, we’ll provide the Christmas tree, and you bring the creativity!
Decorate it with cat toys, pick a fun theme, show off your business, or make something that would have even the Grinch purring.
You set your tree’s selling price and decide whether to keep the proceeds or donate them to Loma Cat House or the Alex Long Fund.
Your masterpiece will be displayed at the festival, where guests can purchase it and take it home that day!
🏆 We’ll have prizes for our decorating competition, including a People’s Choice Award!
📞 Call to register and pay by November 15th. Trees must also be picked up by November 15th.
🎄 Got an old Christmas tree collecting dust?
We’re accepting gently used artificial Christmas trees through November 15th!
Donate a tree and receive TWO FREE admissions to The Downtown Cat Café as our thank-you!
Your old tree could become someone else’s new Christmas tradition. And you’ve got the perfect excuse to bring a friend, grab a coffee, and hang out with some cats. Everybody wins! 😼
And there’s a whole lot more happening than Christmas trees!
🐱 HALF-PRICE CAT ADOPTIONS! Our adoptable kitties are hoping to find their forever homes just in time for Christmas!
🔮 Tarot with Tato! Our hairless feline fortune-teller sees all. Very talented. Very naked.
💋 Canine Kissing Booth! For those who enjoy their affection with a little extra slobber.
🎂 Kitty Kitty Cakewalk! One of our favorite games is getting a holiday makeover!
🎾 Doggy Fun Zone! Ball pit and enrichment activities for our canine party animals.
🎅 FREE Pet Photos with Santa! Yes, even the cats who have been naughty all year.
🍹 Festive Holiday Drinks! Served in commemorative cups you get to keep!
🛍️ Holiday Shopping! Browse our coffee shop and boutique for unique gifts, goodies, and stocking stuffers for the cat lovers (and their cats) on your Christmas list!
🎄 And of course, shop our one-of-a-kind decorated Christmas trees and take home a little holiday magic!
Before you head to the Parade of Lights, come check out the Festival of Trees! 🎄
Bring your family, bring your friends, and come help us make a difference for the puppies, the kitties, and the people who love them.
One day. Two great causes. A whole lot of holiday magic. 🐾
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