Dog Events in Delphos, OH

Bring Fido out to this annual event featuring adoptable animals, pet-focused businesses and organizations, and of course, celebrating all things dog! Most downtown shops open up to the pups, and they can stop by outside and score free treats and gifts. There will also be live shows, vendors and contests.

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at this adults-only event (21+) featuring appetizers, a DJ, dancing, a cuddle lounge, photo booth, a raffle and more!

Leashed dogs are welcome at this vibrant community festival celebrating local creativity, culture and connection. The multi‑day event features artisan markets, unique performances, live music, food trucks, street entertainment, and interactive experiences designed to showcase the best of Amherstburg’s artistic and steampunk cultural scene.

Leashed dogs are welcome to join participants on this 2.2-mile ruck/walk supporting suicide prevention and raising awareness of mental health among veterans. The event begins with personal testimonials before participants follow a route through downtown Adrian to Comstock Park and back, concluding with a banner-signing ceremony.

Bring Fido out to the ballgame! A portion of the proceeds from dog tickets will go to the Michigan Humane Society. Maximum of one dog per paid adult ticket. All dogs must wear an identification tag to the game and be accompanied by someone 18 years of age or older. No day-of-game sales. All participants must provide a copy of all up-to-date dog vaccinations upon check in (Rabies and DDHPP required). 2026 dates include April 21, May 5, August 25, and September 8 & 21.

This21+ after-hours cocktail event invites furry friends along to the Conservatory’s lush indoor and outdoor spaces. Guests can sample craft beers, hard seltzers, and other drinks from local vendors while enjoying classic tailgate games like cornhole, inflatable football toss, darts, foosball, and music from a live DJ in a fun, spirited atmosphere. Advance tickets are required.

Bring Fido out to this annual event featuring low cost rabies vaccines and microchipping, great affordable food, rescue groups, vendors, dog demos, and more!

Bring Fido for a 5K run or walk! Registered participants will receive a shirt and all finishers receive a medal. All race fees and donations help pay for the medical care for sick and injured dogs at the Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center. Race day registration begins at 8 AM.

Bring your leashed pup out to this annual event to see the Southern Ohio Flying K9 demos, visit many dog-related vendors to get some great products, and see the rescues and shelters with adoptable pets, too. Food trucks, raffles, and more can also be enjoyed during your visit. Don't miss the Dublin Pet Fair 5K Race happening in the morning!

A pet-focused 5K race that takes place during the Dublin Pet Fair aims to raise awareness for animal welfare. The race will start and end at the Dublin Rec Center and will travel through the Indian Run Meadows Park with the turning point at the ML Red Trabue Nature Reserve. Rescue organizations and shelters will bring adoptable pets, and the event will feature pet races, a pet parade, and a veterinary wellness clinic.

This annual event invites your Dachshund out to compete in the race! In addition, there will be other fun activities like a costume contest at 10 AM, a raffle and more. Parking will be available in the swimming pool parking lot.

Ohio Basset Rescue's biggest in-person fundraiser features raffle baskets, auctions, basset races, paw print painting and nail trims. It’s held at a public dog park where all pups are welcome. Bring your furry friend and a chair or blanket to enjoy the fun and support the cause.

Dress up your furry friends for a fun-filled afternoon of spook-tacular costumes, exciting prizes, and treats for both pets and humans. After the contest, let your pups burn off some energy at Hill's Bark Park, where they can run, play, and mingle with new four-legged friends.

Dress up your dog in their Halloween finest and join this fun parade around the Village Green and down High Street. Registration is required. Prizes will be awarded in categories including Best Human/Dog Costume, Best Current Affairs Costume, Scariest Costume, Funniest Costume, and Best in Show. Please note: all dogs must be leashed, vaccinated, and friendly in crowds; no dogs under 3 months old; costumes should be kid-appropriate; and wagons or strollers are allowed as long as dogs wear a collar and leash.

Marion Animal Care and Control will be offering a vaccine clinic once a quarter (currently scheduled for January 30th, April 24th, July 24th, and October 30th), including DAPP vaccines for dogs (Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza) and HCP vaccines for cats (Calicivirus, Herpesvirus, Panleukopenia). Low-cost services include $10 microchips, $5 dewormer and $8 flea treatment. Please note that rabies vaccines will not be available at this clinic. All animals must arrive on a leash or in a secure carrier.

The Arthritis Foundation’s race is the original festive race for charity with your pup. It’s where you can strut your stuff in your favorite holiday costume. Bring a team of friends, family, and co-workers to run or walk. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash. Check-in starts at 8 AM and the race begins at 9 AM.