Bark Mitzvah at Houston Congregation For Reform Judaism
Sun Mar 26, 11:30 AM - Sun Mar 26, 2:30 PM

You're Invited to Houston Congregation for Reform Judaism's 5th Annual Bark Mitzvah!
Free and open to the entire community!

Are you ready?! It's the Bark Mitzvah!
Groomers, trainers, vets, treat shops, pet adoptions, music and more will help shape an afternoon of joy at Houston Congregation for Reform Judaism's 5th Annual Bark Mitzvah on Sunday, March 26th! Free and open to the community! Food and fun for all! Rabbi Steve Gross will lead a Bark Mitzvah service for all canines.
Pet Vendors: Uptown Veterinary Hospital, Doobie Dogs Pet Taxi, Royal Furz, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston aniMeals on Wheels program, Pet Sitting Galleria, Houston Pets Alive!, The Barkday Planner, Houston PetTalk Magazine, Jeanne Noxon Art, Houston Police Department K-9 Detail Unit, Julia Bri Photography, Meadowlake Pet Resort & Training Center, Run Fido Run Mobile Dog Gym, Furrever Doggies, Crave Cupcakes, Briggs 'n' Wiggles, PetSuites Westheimer, 632 Canine Rescue, Houston SPCA, Doggy Moma, The Dognut Barkery, Braescroft Animal Clinic, DoodyCalls, Craftbun Gifts, Pet Floors of Texas, Three Dog Bakery, Brookie Cookie Dogs, Julia's Pet Services, GroovyTailsCo, Rice Village Animal Hospital and Pet Supplies Plus Braes Heights.

Food Trucks: James Coney Island (beef hot dogs, burgers, grilled chicken, beef chili, fries and chips), Refill Station (pizza) and Mister Softee of Houston (ice cream cones, cups, sundaes, soda floats and milkshakes).

Community Partners: EZ BAR MITZVAHS, Jewish Herald-Voice, Anthology of Tanglewood, Twist It Up, Houston Jewish Funerals and Card My Yard Houston - Southwest.

Bark Mitzvah Sponsors: Mark Kariel and Al Risher + David Batagower/Compass Real Estate.

Event Contact: Justin Deutsch - 713-782-4162 or Justin@hcrj.org.

"Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." - Roger Caras
"If I could be half the person my dog is, I'd be twice the human I am." - Charles Yu
"Dogs are our link to paradise." - Milan Kundera