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We are gearing up for our Holiday Pop Up Pet Market!You can expect 12-ish incredible vendors (plus SJC)--some old friends from last year, some new friends joining this year! Vendors are still being finalized, but so far you can expect lots of collars, leashes, bandanas, bowties, tug toys, snuffle mats, cat toys, fabulous treats, yummy snacks, and other items FOR pets. PLUS items for people (both pet themed and some vendors have , gasp, other themed items) like fanciful art, stationary, candles, human treatos, and more!
We are still open for select vendors!
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Friendly dogs are welcomed to come, but we have rules that we WILL be enforcing. Not all dogs are comfortable at an event like this, please make good choices for them.
1. Dogs MUST be non-reactive to people and dogs
2. Dogs MUST be relatively well mannered and under your control (they dont need to be perfectly mannerly, just not jumping on everyone or everything, not marking inside, and not dragging you around to visit other dogs)
3. No more than 2 dogs per human (and make good choices if you can have 2 dogs and still be following rule 2)
4. Dogs MUST be on leashes 6ft or shorter, NO flexi leashes!
5. You are responsible for your dog and their actions
6. Dogs must be up to date on vaccines for parvo, distemper, and rabies
Failure to follow these rules and we absolutely will request that you remove your pup. Yes, really. Our priority is the safety and comfort of everyone and the overall success of the event for our vendors. If you arrive with a flexi leash, you'll be asked to remove your pup (or purchase an appropriate leash from a vendor). If you arrive with more than 2 dogs, you'll be asked to remove the 'extras' or rotate who comes in.
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1932 Spring Garden Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15212
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