Run for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost

Saturday, February 24, 2024 Past event
9:00 AM CST
Bay St Louis, Mississippi
Free · 1 race
5km

Event summary

Join us for the exciting Run for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost on Saturday, February 24, 2024, in beautiful Bay St. Louis, Hancock! This fun-filled event kicks off at 8:00 AM with a FREE 5k run/walk that starts and finishes at the charming Mockingbird Cafe. It's a great opportunity to get active while supporting a noble cause—helping local wildlife!

Participants are encouraged to bring a requested item or make cash donations as their registration fee, with all proceeds benefiting the Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost. As a special thank-you, all participants who donate will be treated to a complimentary mimosa or juice after the run/walk. This event not only promotes fitness and community spirit but also highlights the vital work of local wildlife rehabilitators like Joshua Holland, who has dedicated his efforts to caring for injured and sick animals. Don’t miss out on this wonderful chance to make a difference while enjoying a day of fun and camaraderie!

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  • 5k Run/Walk

    9:00 AM CST

    Free

    Entries closed

Organiser's description

Run for Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost on February 24, 2024 @ 8:00 AM- this is a FREE 5k run/walk social run that starts and ends at the Mockingbird Cafe! Please bring a requested item or cash donations as your registration fee. This event is co-sponsored with our friends at Mockingbird Cafe and benefits our friends at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Outpost! All participants with a donation will receive a free mimosa or juice after the run/walk.

The wildlife of Hancock County is fortunate to have Joshua Holland and the network he has built of family, friends, and caring individuals, fighting to rescue and nurture injured and sick animals back to health so that they may return to their natural habitats. Holland has been involved in rehabilitation efforts to re-home native wildlife for just over two years.

Location

110 South Second Street, Bay Saint Louis, 39520, MS, United States

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