Community Involvement

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

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Sponsoring Kids and Pets
Buckles Feed Depot and Pet Supply has been an active participant in the Lafayette community for many years. As one of the founding sponsors for the Lafayette Dog Park on Wabash Avenue, Buckles has committed its time and resources to creating a fun place for dogs and their owners to play and exercise. Buckles offers memberships and day passes to the park. See complete details below.

The employees at Buckles are also active in the Hike with a Hound annual fund raiser; support the Columbia Park Zoo; and sponsor local youth baseball and football programs.

Lafayette Dog Park

Annual Membership: $60.00; $65.00 if paid by credit card

Day Pass: $5.00 per day/per dog Only available at Buckles.

VISA, AMEX, Discover and Master Card accepted at Buckles.

For complete Park Rules, Membership Details and Forms, and Day Pass information please visit the Dog Park Association of Greater Lafayette website. (dogparkinlafayette.org)

Donations to benefit and maintain the Lafayette Dog Park are also welcome. These can be made to the Dog Park Association of Greater Lafayette and dropped off at Buckles, or mailed to DPAGL, P.O. Box 4671, Lafayette, IN 47903.

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