Make Your Pet a Star Contest – Official Rules
- Sep 29, 2025
- 1 min read
Prize: One lucky pet (and their owner) will be featured in an on-air interview on KOLO8 with Pet Network Humane Society.
How to Enter
Submit a photo of your cat(s) or dog(s) along with their name and a short description of what makes them a star.
Entries must be submitted by October 31, 2025.
Limit one entry per household.
Eligibility
Open to pet guardians who are 18 years or older.
Pets must be your own (no third-party submissions).
By entering, you grant Pet Network Humane Society and KOLO8 permission to use your photo, name, and entry for promotional purposes.
Winner Selection
Winner will be chosen based on creativity, personality, and star quality.
The winner will be announced on [insert announcement date] via Pet Network’s social media and contacted directly.
Prize Details
Winner will receive an on-air interview segment on KOLO8 featuring themselves and their pet, alongside Pet Network staff on a mutually agreeable date.
Winners will also receive an exclusive Pet Network swag bag.
No cash alternative. Prize is non-transferable.
Additional Rules
By entering, participants agree to abide by these rules and decisions of Pet Network and KOLO8, which are final.
Pet Network and KOLO8 are not responsible for lost, late, or incomplete entries.
Contest is void where prohibited by law.
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This is such a cool way to support the Pet Network, though I can already imagine the chaos of trying to get my dog to sit still for a live TV interview without him trying to eat the microphone. It’s definitely a step up from just posting them on Instagram—getting that local "celeb" status on geometry dash would be a core memory for sure.