World's Largest Pet Walk 2025 supporting Pet Partners
Team Holly
Team Holly is in the 2025 World's Largest Pet Walk, a fun, healthy event that supports therapy animals in Maine and beyond!
Team Holly
Team Holly is in the 2025 World's Largest Pet Walk, a fun, healthy event that supports therapy animals in Maine and beyond!
Thank you for bringing people and pets together to celebrate the human-animal bond.
Team Holly is in World’s Largest Pet Walk 2025!
We hike in Bangor City Forest 🌲🥾🐾🌲 on September 20, joining thousands of walkers from all over the world in the World’s Largest Pet Walk this September! Your support is critical －Join us in taking these steps with Pet Partners.
Please make a tax-deductible donation to Pet Partners in honor of our participation in the World’s Largest Pet Walk. Your donation will support, register, and insure thousands of therapy animal teams who make millions of life-enhancing visits each year. A portion of donations will benefit Pet Partners of Eastern Maine directly.
Thank you for supporting us!
Update: We did it - and it's all thanks to you! 🐾
Because of your incredible generosity, we've reached our $500 goal. Every single gift helped make this possible, and we're so grateful for your kindness and support.
We're now raising the goal so we can continue backing the amazing work of Pet Partners - helping fund the therapy animal program to bring comfort, joy, and connection to more people all over the world and right here in Maine.
With your continued support, we can brighten even more days - inspiring hope in hospital rooms, lifting spirits in senior centers, easing stress for students, and sparking smiles wherever these remarkable therapy animal teams visit.
Thank you for making a real difference.
Holly pondering
Holly after a practice session for her Pet Partners evaluation. Her attention is divided between a sit-stay pose, and her scurrying chirping chipmunk friends putting on a show just feet away. Wildlife encounters may not be in the handler guide, but they happen more than you'd expect. Good trail manners go a long way — even when we're visiting.