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Chat, who was dressed as Wednesday Addams for Pug-O-Ween, took home first prize Oct. 21 during the annual Colorado Pug Rescue event at Chuck and Don’s on South Parker Road.
Photo by PHILIP B. POSTON/Sentinel Colorado
Dozens of pugs wore their seasonal best Saturday to Chuck and Don’s on South Parker Road.
Poppy and Louis, dressed as the popular Barbie and Ken, posed for a photo Oct. 21 during the annual Colorado Pug Rescue Pug-O-Ween event at Chuck and Don’s on South Parker Road.
Photo by PHILIP B. POSTON/Sentinel Colorado
Sponsored by the Colorado Pug Rescue, pugs and pug mixes were invited to strut their stuff while vying for top prize of Best Dressed.
Dozens of pugs showed up in their spookiest costumes Oct. 21 during the annual Colorado Pug Rescue Pug-O-Ween event at Chuck and Don’s on South Parker Road. The ladybug-pug and bumblebee, named Rocky and Frankie, respectively, took home third place in the costume contest.
Photo by PHILIP B. POSTON/Sentinel Colorado
Chato won first prize for his costume of Wednesday Addams, a costume that was a last resort, as his owner Carrie Taylor told The Sentinel that his originally planned costume of Jon Snow from Game of Thrones wasn’t delivered in time.
Frankie, dressed as a bumblebee shared second place with his brother Rocky, who was dressed as a ladybug-pug, Oct. 21 during the annual Colorado Pug Rescue Pug-O-Ween event at Chuck and Don’s on South Parker Road.
Photo by PHILIP B. POSTON/Sentinel Colorado
Other notable costumes were Cookie Monster, Ken and Barbie, a bumblebee, a ladybug-pug and Pug the Magic Dragon.
Peanut dressed as Cookie Monster Oct. 21 during the annual Colorado Pug Rescue Pug-O-Ween event at Chuck and Don’s on South Parker Road.
Photo by PHILIP B. POSTON/Sentinel Colorado
