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Could your furry friend be crowned Pet of the Year 2018

Bay of Plenty Times
9 Jul, 2018 10:55 PMQuick Read

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Last year's Pet of the Year Jazz. Photo/supplied

Last year's Pet of the Year Jazz. Photo/supplied

Will your beloved pet be the winner of Pet of the Year for 2018?

It's so easy to enter and it's FREE.

Simply email a quality photo of your pet to competitions.bop@nzme.co.nz.

Please include:
Pet's name:
Your name:
Address and contact number*:
And tell us what cool trick or talent your pet has:

Or you can drop off a quality photo of your pet to any of our branches by Monday, July 16 at 4pm to either:

• Te Puke Times office - Oxford St, Te Puke
• Katikati Advertiser office - Main Rd/SH2, Katikati
• The Bay of Plenty Times office - 405 Cameron Road, Tauranga

All pet photos will be published in the Te Puke Times, Bay News and Katikati Advertiser on Thursday, July 19.

You need to get your entry in quick as there are only 100 spots**(conditions apply).
Readers will be asked to vote either via www.bayofplentytimes.co.nz or www.thehits.co.nz or popping into the office and submitting your vote.

The pet with most amounts of votes will win a pet food hamper from Addiction Pet foods.

Terms and conditions Employees of NZME and Addiction foods are ineligible to enter *Please note your details may be given to our sponsor for future pet promotions **Photos will be chosen based on quality of the reproduction of photo – they must contain only one pet, no humans, and be full facial view.

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