Erika Davis
It’s that time of year – TAWANI Property Management’s (TPM) Fab-BOO-Lous Pet Costume Contest! Our residential properties welcome furry friends, and we love seeing these beloved residents decked out in their adorable, scary, and silly Halloween costumes. This year we are also sharing pet safety tips to keep them safe.
If you are a TPM or Monroe Building resident with a pet, join the fun for a chance to win special prizes. Just take a purr-fect picture of your pet wearing their costume and follow the instructions below. All residents are encouraged to vote!
Four Easy Steps! Pet Parent Contest Instructions
How to enter:
- Follow us on our Monroe Building Facebook or TAWANI Property Management Facebook page to participate in the voting.
- Dress up your pet in their Halloween costume and take a photo.
- Use this form for Monroe Building submissions and this form for TPM submissions and submit one Submissions will be open October 7-25, 2024.
- Remember the voting is done virtually and based on a single picture, so choose a costume accordingly, and make sure that it is easy to see in a photo.
Judges will choose five finalists and post the photos to Facebook for final voting.
Participant Contest Instructions:
- Whether or not you have a pet, be part of the Halloween fun and vote for your favorite fur-tastic finalist by “liking” the photo on our Monroe Building Facebook or TAWANI Property Management Facebook page between October 26-30, 2024.
- Look out for an announcement of the winners on October 31, 2024. The two photos for the Monroe Building and three for TPM with the most “likes” will prizes.
Prizes:
- 1st Place: Spa package for your pet valued at $150
2nd Place: Bag of goodies including toys for your pet valued at $100
3rd Place: $100 VISA Gift Card
Pet Protection Tips for Halloween:
Amid the Halloween festivities across Chicago, our pets can use some extra protection to keep them out of harm’s way. Keep these safety tips in mind on All Hallow’s Eve:
- Travel: If you’re taking your pet out at night to show off their costume, make sure their leash and harness are secure, and you have a reflective collar. The additional activity on the street can spook a pet, and people in masks may be less mindful of where they are walking.
- Treats: Chocolate, raisins, and other Halloween treats can be toxic for pets. Make sure any candy is securely stored. Dogs’ keen noses can track down goodies, so keep treats completely out of reach, not just hidden.
- Tricks: Opening and closing the door frequently for trick-or-treaters gives your pet more opportunities to escape. Keep pets – especially nervous or shy ones – away from the door and in a safe, secure room.
We can’t wait to see this year’s pet photo submissions! Thanks for participating and have a happy and safe Halloween!
