Crossed Animal Rescue celebrates 7th Annual Paws Crossed Day
One Hudson Valley pet rescue is celebrating the construction of their brand new adoption center.
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Sep 27, 2022, 2:40 AM
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Updated 711 days ago
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10h agoOne Hudson Valley pet rescue is celebrating the
construction of their brand new adoption center.
Crossed Animal Rescue in Elmsford held their Seventh Annual
Paws Crossed Day on Saturday.
They held a celebration at FDR Park since their
current building is under construction.
The event was filled with live music, food trucks, vendors
and a yard sale.
The four-legged guests also got to sip on Puppacino at the
Star-pups counter.
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