A dog show charity open day is set to take place in Tottington this weekend.
Hosted by Pets in Need Lancashire, the event aims to raise crucial funds for animal care over the winter months.
Reynards Bank Farm, Turton Road, will be the venue for the event, which is set to run from 11am until 4pm on Sunday, August 9.
The dog show, featuring 11 categories, will begin at 1pm, with registration starting at 11.30am.
Categories include best pedigree, waggiest tail, and best rescue, among others.
Entry fees are £2 per class or three classes for £5.
The event will offer more than just the dog show.
Visitors can look forward to a barbecue, hot and cold refreshments, homemade cakes, a garage sale, clothes, tombolas, and children's activities.
There will also be a variety of pet accessories and food available for purchase.
The charity is also holding a raffle, with a £200 cash prize up for grabs, alongside other prizes.
Jersey Girls Dairy Ice Cream will be in attendance, and there will be stalls selling sweets, Tropic products, handmade jewellery, and dog treats.
The charity, which is based in Tottington, is a registered animal rescue facility.
They are currently appealing for donations of homemade cakes for their cake stall at the event.
A spokesperson for the charity via social media said: "This is our biggest event of the year and the funds raised really helps us get our animals through winter!"
The charity also appealed on social media to members of the public to make cakes to be donated for the event.
The event is expected to be a fun day out for the whole family, including four-legged friends.
Visitors will also have the opportunity to meet some of the rescue animals and support the charity in its efforts.
For anyone planning to attend, roadside parking is available near the venue.
Pets in Need Lancashire is looking forward to welcoming everyone to join in the fun and support a good cause.
Damage caused by Storm Claudia last November left Pets in Need in a difficult position when the roof of its garage was blown off.
In June the charity celebrated their new roof in June.
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