Cani Cross America-Spring into Action

CaniCross US is pleased to announce our second Virtual CaniCross Event hosted by the Kenosha Running Company. It has been exciting to see so many embrace CaniCross and thousands run with their dogs on a regular basis with some having no idea there are actually events that are exclusive to those who run or walk with their dogs.

Let's continue the momentum! 

Although registration indicates that the event will be on April 14th, you may run either April 13th or 14th depending on your schedule or weather conditions.  Distance will be completely up to you!  We prefer you run on trails, but any location is fine.  You will be able to post pictures of your run, including distance, selfies, or any other fun things you wish to highlight from your run on the CaniCross USA Facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/canicrossusa/).  We will also be posting information and results on our website and in our newsletter.

Once you sign up you will receive a confirmation email from us.  We will be mailing out the swag, which is a custom patch and bandana, to the address used for registration.  Swag will be mailed on April 1st and guaranteed to the first 200 registrants.  Entries received after April 1st, delivery of the swag prior to the event is not guaranteed. Cani "Cross" America swag is shown in the rotating pictures above.  The CaniCross USA swag will be based on the logo shown on the right corner of this page. Please be sure to indicate your preference during registration.

Local CaniCross USA chapters are forming group runs around this event.  We will be posting those locations and times on our FB page (https://www.facebook.com/canicrossusa/) and our website www.canicrossusa.org.

Everyone that has signed up by April 10th will receive an email from us by April 12th with final details on how to submit your pictures, comments, and pictures. 

Comments or questions?  Feel free to contact us at briant@kenosharunningcomapny.com.

Thank you for embracing the sport of CaniCross and helping us grow awareness one mile and many tail wags at a time.