

16,000 square feet of public space gone to the dogs-- literally! Situated on the waterfront at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre,
PawsWay is a one-stop resource for information, designed first and foremost to foster healthy and happy relationships between pets and their guardians. This is an exciting new venue for the city of Toronto and a destination for the millions of annual visitors to the city's Harbourfront Centre.
PawsWay offers permanent and rotating exhibits, events and interactive
learning opportunities throughout the year. A snapshot of
what there is to see and do at PawsWay:
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How Pets Talk - What does their body language mean? Learn how to read
their non-verbal messages.
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All Things Puppy & Kitten - How to make the right breed choice; tips
on pet-proofing before a puppy or kitten comes home; crate training
basics and more.
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How old is your pet? - Always thought your feline friend was seven
times his age in people years? Think again!
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Doggie Dance Routine - Witness a Canine Freestyle Routine to music,
and get inspired to dance at home with your dog!
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Weekly Expert Forum - Pet experts will be on hand to answer questions
about nutrition, training and provide general advice to both new and
experienced pet owners.
PawsWay is also the proud new home of the
Purina Animal Hall of Fame, a
recognition program that honours Canadian pets and service animals that have
helped to save a human life. For the first time, the public will be able to
explore the Hall of Fame and learn all about the awe-inspiring acts of
courage, bravery and loyalty demonstrated by Canadian dogs, cats and even one
horse!
Other centre highlights include
Williams Coffee Pub, with a pet-friendly
seating area where people can sit with their dogs, both indoors and out, and
enjoy a coffee or a snack. Visitors to PawsWay can also peruse the gift shop,
featuring unique pet-related merchandise for sale.


PawsWay is the proud supporter and venue for Wags N'Bags, July 31 Thursday from 5-8PM.
Press Release Credit: http://www.newswire.ca/fr/releases/archive/June2008/17/c4775.html