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Is Your Dog A Hero?

The Zoom Room in Culver City (and at 11 other locations) is hosting its own hero dog competition in honor of the Oct. 6 American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards. Enter and you could win a gift certificate.

On Oct. 6, the American Humane Association will celebrate heroic dogs across the nation in the Hero Dog Awards, and the pre-show gala will be held at Zoom Room Hollywood, and festivities will follow in Beverly Hills with fantastic celebrity dog-loving guests – including appearances by arson dogs, service dogs, therapy dogs, and other canines whose incredible skills and dedication have bettered the lives of everyone around them.

Not to be outdone with the celebrations the and at its 11 other locations plans on celebrating its own Hero Dog Awards. Between now and Oct. 6, the Zoom Room is inviting everyone in the Zoom Room community to tell them about their very own Hero Dog.

The Zoom Room will hand out $3,000 in prizes to the winning entries. Each Zoom Room location will select a winning story – and that winner will receive a $150 gift certificate good at that Zoom Room, plus two honorable mentions that will each receive a $50 gift certificate. These gifts can be used for any of the Zoom Room’s training classes, private gym rentals, parties, or any of our retail products.

 Simply click on this link to fill out the form and submit it to the Zoom Room.

Click here to learn more about the AHA Hero Dog Awards.

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