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Wagtastic – the WODAC pet expo is back!

There’s no end of excitement in the ongoing demonstrations and attractions at two arenas and a demonstration pavilion

SA’s most entertaining pet expo is back at Gallagher Estate from July 14-16.

From dancing dogs to prancing ponies, the World of Dogs and Cats and Pet Expo (WODAC) offers a full day of fun for families who love animals.

WODAC, Johannesburg’s best day out, is a three-day pet expo and a festival of entertainment. Take the kids to enjoy dog dancing and magnificent horses on parade, meet celebrity pets, and discover what breeds make the best pets for your family.

With special feature areas for cats, dogs, horses, reptiles and exotic pets, you can interact with a huge range of pet breeds, and buy treats and care products for your own pets.

There’s no end of excitement in the ongoing demonstrations and attractions at two arenas and a demonstration pavilion: see dog agility challenges and dog handling contests; view and learn more about koi fish and aquatic life, birds and reptiles; watch equine displays; and learn how to care for your pets.

Speak to breeders and pet experts and engage with animal welfare organisations if you are interested in adopting a new family member. The Department of Environmental Affairs will also be providing interesting facts and education on invasive species in South Africa.

Featuring champion animals, scores of demonstrations and a huge range of pet products, WODAC is South Africa’s largest pet expo, traditionally attracting around 20 000 visitors each year.

Tickets cost R100 per adult on the weekend of July 15-16. The pensioner and student rate is R80. Children under 12 pay R50 and children under the age of two enter at no charge.

On Friday July 14, adults, pensioners and students pay R75 and children under the age of 12 enter at no charge.

Regrettably you cannot bring your own pets along.

For further information on daily events, visit www.dogscats.co.za

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