Hello everyone,
We were so excited to be invited to this historic event by the WUPD, namely Chief Angela Coonce along with Bear and Brookie, the WUPD comfort dogs who joined the force straight from Stray Rescue! We will be sharing a space with them, and they will drop by to say hello from time to time and are super excited to promote Stray Rescue!
https://www.thurtene.org/carnival
PARKING: Chief Coonce says that we can park the volunteers’ vehicles in WUPD parking in their garage near the entrance to the carnival. .
• Please leave enough time to get to your event on time (or 5-10 minutes early)
• Remember to keep a distance from any other dogs at the event and if anyone seems stressed, please don't hesitate to take them home or bring them back to Pine.
• Please do not let children rush up to pet the animals, and pay very close attention to the dog's body language at all times!
• If at any time your animal shows any nervousness or aggression, please leave the event.
• Please do not offer treats or attention to the animals of patrons at the location.
• If an accident or incident occurs at the event, a Shelter Incident Report must be completed. Reports are located in the Event Kit and should be turned over to the Shelter Manager at SR within 24 hours of completion.
• We take every accident or incident seriously. The injured party/legal guardian should fill the Shelter Incident Report out. If the injury requires professional medical treatment, they should be instructed to go to the nearest Concentra or Urgent Care immediately. If first aid and/or professional medical treatment is refused, a reason must be stated and we must get their signature. Do not leave an event without a fully completed report.
Here are some contacts in the event anyone has questions!
- Chief Angela Coonce 314-276-7697
- Sergeant Geoff Himstedt 314-546-0030
- Officer Jesse Siefert 314-769-1654 (Friday)
- Captain Dave Goodwin 314-456-1100 (Saturday morning)
Recreation Center and Simon parking lots at Washington University in St. Louis off of Forsyth blvd. Look for signs directing you towards parking areas.
ThurtenE Carnival is open to the public! You can expect amusement rides, student-constructed game and food booths, cultural performances, and interactive games. Rides are geared towards all ages.
The nation’s oldest and largest student-run carnival.
Organized by ThurtenE Honorary
Washington University - Francis Field