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"We sometimes get a much wider variety of animals but this year it was all dogs. Sometimes we have cats or a baby goat. One kid one year brought a snail."
The annual event was held to "give thanks to God for all the joy that pets bring".
"It’s held at this time of the year because October 4 is St Francis [of Assisi] Day and he’s patron saint of animals and the environment. The community do enjoy it as a chance to ... come together and say thanks for their pets."