Get your tissue boxes ready. The second annual Dog Film Festival is returning to New York City this Saturday, October 15th, dedicated entirely to the indescribable relationship between humans and their dogs (and some pups in super cute costumes).
The family-friendly festival, held at Symphony Space on the Upper West Side, will be comprised of over thirty original films following the different themes of adventure, rescue, redemption, and even Britain. Lasting anywhere from a few minutes to an hour and a half, these joyful films are sure to deepen your understanding of dogs everywhere, and perhaps give you a new appreciation for your own.
As an added bonus, half of all ticket sales will go directly to the Mayor's Alliance for NYC Animals, leaving dog lovers with every reason to attend.
"People come out in a state of euphoria. They come out as though they've had a spiritual experience. They come out with a glow. They come out awestruck."
- Tracie Hotchner via DNAInfo
Check out this trailer for a sneak peek of what the festival has to offer and be sure to purchase your tickets before they're sold out. Unfortunately, tickets are for human family members only.
h/t DNAinfo
Ashley Jankowski
Contributing Writer
Ashley is a journalism student living in a 5-foot wide bedroom in NYC. In between class, She can be found working out, wandering into bookstores or making To-Do lists.
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