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You can bring your well-behaved, leashed pet with you to this unique pet expo!

The Northwest Pet and Companion Fair is the largest pet social in the Northwest. Our 2011 event had an astonishing 577 pets attend! Pets admission fee is $1.00 or a can of pet food to benefit AniMeals.

Show Dates & Hours:

Saturday, May 5th, 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday, May 6th, 10:00am – 6:00pm

Location:

Portland Metropolitan Expo Center
2060 North Marine Drive
Portland, Oregon 97217

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Admission:

Regular	$8.00
Seniors 60 & over	$6.00
Kids 6 – 12	$4.00
Children 5 & younger	Free
Active Military	Free
Pets	$1.00 or one can of pet food

Bring your pet and donate to AniMeals. AniMeals is a not for profit program that brings food to cats and dogs belonging to homes that receive home-delivered meals.

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Parking:

Parking is available at the Portland Expo Center, please click here to review their parking rates. You can save on money and take the max! Just hop on the Yellow Line to the Expo Center Exit, Click here for full details.

Food & Beverages:

Concessions are open during the event and include: ice cream, hot dogs, lunch, snacks, desserts and drinks.

Full List of Attractions Dates and Times:

Please check back soon for our full schedule!

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