Shelby is dressed as a unicorn while competing in the costume contest during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Zuko is dressed as Woody from Toy Story while competing in the costume contest during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Kirby is dressed as a pumpkin while competing in the costume contest during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Simmons is dressed as a Detroit lion while competing in the costume contest with Sandy Cragg during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Kirby is dressed as a pumpkin while competing in the costume contest during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Tippy is dressed as a bumble bee while competing in the costume contest with Sophia Margala and Victoria Tinsley during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Simmons, dressed as a Detroit Lion, eyes Zuko, dressed as Woody from Toy Story, while competing in the costume contest during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Ash Stethem celebrates winning second place in the costume contest with Zuko, dressed as Woody, Branch, dressed as Buzz Lightyear, and Yuna dressed as Little Bo Peep, during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Sophia Worth, 6, left, Harlow Nelson, 4, and Marley celebrate winning the costume contest during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Tonya Baird smiles with her dog Hoover after winning the first raffle prize during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Zack Pasillas walks Rogue over the teeter totter at the Hillside Canine booth during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Dixie poses for a photo in a jeep for her owners Joy and David Keeber at the WhiskerÕs Way Booth during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Claire Petillo and Oliver compete in and win the first round of musical sits during Wagfest at Posse Grounds Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 4.
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