Happy Trails for Wagging Tails

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October 8, 2016
Horse riders wait to participate in the obstacle course portion of the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails benefit for the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)
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The cuddly critters at the Lee County Animal Shelter got a nice boost this weekend as dozens of animal lovers and horse riders turned out for the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails trail ride at Albany’s Chehaw park.

Tana Yelverton and her horse Envy canter toward the log jump during Saturday’s obstacle course demonstration that was a part of the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails horse ride at Chehaw park to benefit the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)

Kayla Myers, left, and Morgan Burnette get ready for the obstacle course portion of the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails event to benefit the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)

Kim Stalvey and her horse Annie negotiate a gate obstacle during during Saturday’s obstacle course demonstration that was a part of the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails horse ride at Chehaw park to benefit the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)

Mae Stalvey and her horse Ivy clear the log jump during Saturday’s obstacle course demonstration that was a part of the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails horse ride at Chehaw park to benefit the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)

These furry friends wait to be adopted at Saturday’s Happy Trails for Wagging Tails. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)

This little guy hopes to get adopted at Saturday’s Happy Trails for Wagging Tails trail ride to benefit the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)

Kim Stalvey and her horse Annie clear the cowboy gate during Saturday’s obstacle course demonstration that was a part of the Happy Trails for Wagging Tails horse ride at Chehaw park to benefit the Lee County Animal Shelter. (Staff Photo: Brad McEwen)
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