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KTGY Oakland – Project Playhouse Pet Edition Raises the Most Funds

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For More Information on Project Playhouse Pet Edition, visit: http://www.homeaidsn.org/project-playhouse-pet-edition/

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HomeAid Southern Nevada recently hosted their annual Project Playhouse Pet Edition where local homebuilders and construction industry teams competed to design, construct, and decorate luxury pet houses. The homes were then raffled or auctioned to help raise funds and awareness for homelessness in Southern Nevada.

Woodside Homes of Nevada and KTGY Oakland worked together to create “Patrick’s Pad,” an 18-square-foot doghouse inspired by Woodside’s award-winning new home community, At The Park in Cadence in Henderson, Nevada. Copper fascias, a redwood roll-up door, and a “food bowl porch” made this doghouse a pup’s paradise! Patrick’s Pad raked in the most tickets. …Now, if only we could transport it to the Bay Area, we could rent it out for $500 a month!
Related Information

For More Information on Project Playhouse Pet Edition, visit: http://www.homeaidsn.org/project-playhouse-pet-edition/

Story

HomeAid Southern Nevada recently hosted their annual Project Playhouse Pet Edition where local homebuilders and construction industry teams competed to design, construct, and decorate luxury pet houses. The homes were then raffled or auctioned to help raise funds and awareness for homelessness in Southern Nevada.

Woodside Homes of Nevada and KTGY Oakland worked together to create “Patrick’s Pad,” an 18-square-foot doghouse inspired by Woodside’s award-winning new home community, At The Park in Cadence in Henderson, Nevada. Copper fascias, a redwood roll-up door, and a “food bowl porch” made this doghouse a pup’s paradise! Patrick’s Pad raked in the most tickets. …Now, if only we could transport it to the Bay Area, we could rent it out for $500 a month!