October 3: Dog PAWlooza
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Date
October 3, 2025
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Time
12:30 pm - 6:30 pm
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Kalapuya Building
4500 SW Research Way
Corvallis, OR
Join us for Benton County’s inaugural Dog PAWlooza! The event will feature a wide variety of resources and fun for dogs and their owners alike. Check out our full list of vendors and booths that will be in attendance below. We hope to see you there!
Meet Benton County’s Dog PAWlooza
Benton County is rolling out the red carpet for dogs and their people with a first-of-its-kind celebration. Expect tail-wagging fun with agility games, tasty bites from food trucks, local vendors and plenty of chances to connect with fellow dog lovers.
Dog PAWlooza is more than just a party — it’s your one-stop spot for responsible pet care. Take care of dog licensing right on site, access vaccinations, and chat with veterinarians, trainers and rescue groups. You might even meet your new best friend among the adoptable dogs waiting for a forever home. Bring your pup, bring your friends, and don’t miss this celebration of all things canine!
Service Vendors
Licensing
Benton County Records Department
Play and Stay
Brown Dog Boarding
Love of Paws – Agility and obedience training
Philomath Puppy Park-Sniff Spot – Rentable dog park
Veterinarians
Ark Animal Hospital – Philomath
Services
Puffy Paws Pet Salon – grooming
Root ‘n Round Farm – mobile nail clipping
Food vendors
Dog snacks
King Whippy – dog-safe ice cream treats
Human snacks
The Corn Dog Company
King Whippy
Vintage Vibes Soda Shop
Rosa’s Churros
3 Potato More
Frequently asked questions
Yes! Well-behaved dogs on a leash are welcome. Please make sure your pup is up to date on vaccinations and comfortable around other dogs and people.
Absolutely! We’ll have a dedicated table where you can complete licensing on the spot. Just bring proof of your dog’s current rabies vaccination and any documentation about your pup’s spay or neuter.
Yes. Oregon law requires all dogs to be licensed. Licensing helps reunite lost pets with their families, supports local animal services, and keeps our community safe.
You can license your dog by completing our license application and provide a valid rabies certificate and payment. If the dog is spayed/neutered, you should provide a copy of that document as well for a discounted fee. Licensing is available in person, through the mail, fax or emailed to our office. You can pay over the phone with a debit/credit card for an additional fee.
Fees vary depending on whether your dog is spayed or neutered. Reduced rates are available for altered pets and multi-dog ownership. Check Benton County’s Dog Licensing webpage for the current fee schedule.
Licensing is more than following the law—it’s the fastest way to get your lost dog home. A licensed dog can be traced quickly back to its owner, which means fewer nights in the shelter and more peace of mind for you. License fees also support animal services and adoption programs that benefit the whole community.