Cutest Dog & Cat Photo Contest Open To Hayesville Area Residents

Grand Prize is $1,000.00 Cash.

The NC State Chapter of Dog & Cat Lovers of America in partnership with IPOC is proud to announce that many cash and prizes are up for grabs including a $1,000.00 Cash Grand Prize in the 2008 Spring Cutest Pet Photo Contest. 10 lucky entrants will also be selected to have their photo grace the cover of an internationally distributed pet book. "We refer to them as Cover Pets," states Rosa Bonbeur, contest chairperson. Recent winners include Candice Ramsey of Arkansas ($1,000.00 Cash) and Connie Ernske of Ohio ($1,000.00 Cash).

Pet owners from the Hayesville area are welcome to win a share of the prizes. The deadline for the contest is Feb 15th. The contest is open to everyone and entry is free. Dog and cat photos are welcome. The photo may contain one pet or several and may include different pet types in the same photo. There is a strict limit of one photo per household to avoid disqualification. "Every pet owner has at least one photo that shows just how cute their pet is," says Bonbeur, "When people learn about the contest, they get excited about the chance of winning and the potential for national attention," continued Bonbeur.

The preferred method of entry is to enter directly online at www.CutestPetContest. com.

You may also submit your photo by postal mail. Please send one photograph full color or black and white of any size. All photo entries must include the photographer's name and address on the back. Photographs should be sent to: NC 2008 Spring Cutest Pet Photo Contest, P.O. Box 4470, Olathe, KS 66063. Entries must be postmarked by Feb 15th 2008.

Dog & Cat Lovers of America is an organization dedicated to bringing pet owners from around the world together for fun and fellowship. Membership in the organization is not required to participate and the entry is free. Past winners are listed at www.cutestpetcontest.com

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