WEEKEND: Movie, animal trainer tips to be presented Saturday

PORT TOWNSEND — The classic movie “The Incredible Journey” will screen this Saturday night in the Carnegie Room at the Port Townsend Library.

Animal lovers of all ages are invited to see it and learn about animal behavior from trainer Steve Duno of Seattle.

Admission is free to the event from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the library, 1220 Lawrence St.

Olympic Mountain Pet Pals is presenting this evening of film and tips from Duno, who has trained thousands of dogs and cats for Hollywood productions and authored 18 pet-care books.

Saturday’s program is also a fundraiser for Pet Pals, so a silent auction of pet-related items, fine art and services donated by local businesses will await guests.

For information about the group and pictures of auction items, visit www.ompetpals.org.

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