E-Bike Poker Run

28398 Calle Arroyo,San Juan Capistrano CA 92675

23 April, 2023

Description

Registration/Check in: 10:30-11:30am Location: Cross streets- Via Solana and Calle Arroyo (at park) in San Juan Capistrano Prizes and Raffles: start at 3pm (or when participants arrive at last stop) SpoofDawg to the Rescue is hosting our first Electric Bike Fundraising event! Come join us on a fun 12-mile ride starting in San Juan Capistrano cruising to Dana Point and back while making stops to draw cards to create a five card Poker hand. Stops include Dog Pawrk Brewing Company, Creekside dog park, StillWater, and finishing at The BrewHouse Brewery. The FUN continues with awesome Prizes and Raffles! Don’t have an e-Bike? Rent one (ask us) or regular bikes welcome. The ride is predominantly flat with a few hills. Can’t bike ride? No problem. You can still participate by registering and driving to each stop or meeting at the final stop for your poker hand. You can even show up at The BrewHouse just to play the raffles and support our mission to help Animal Rescues! • Food and drinks will be available for purchase at stops. Ride will take about 2-1/2 to 3-1/2 hours. • 21 years and older. Helmets are required to participate. Bike locks are recommended for stops (we are not responsible for lost or stolen items) • Ticket prices on this site are discounted $10.00 from "day of" registration prices. 100% of proceeds from this event will benefit SpoofDawg to the Rescue A 501c3 non-profit organization that donates pet food and supplies to Animal Rescue groups year-round and during emergencies such as California wildfires and other disasters. Through our efforts and help from our supporters, we have donated over $2.5million in vital pet supplies to more than ninety approved Animal Rescue groups, sanctuaries, and victims of disaster since our inception in 2017. Thank you for joining SpoofDawg in our momentous mission. Stronger together, we can close the gap between lifesaving pet supplies and Rescue organizations that are dedicated to saving hundreds of thousands of dogs and cats that would otherwise be euthanized annually in county Animal Shelters