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CLOSED – $500 in Prizes in The Purrs & Paws Holiday Giveaway

Holidays· Holidays with Dogs· Product Reviews and Giveaways

Now that Thanksgiving 2018 is in the books, it’s that time of year again: giveaway time! And this year, I’m partnering with some of the greatest bloggers on the Internet to bring you the biggest and best giveaway of the holiday season. Trust me, you don’t want to miss out on this!

Purrs & Paws Holiday Giveaway

Enter to Win Amazing Prizes

There are 3 really incredible prizes up for grabs this year, which means 3 very lucky winners.

Any of those prizes would make for a very happy holiday, don’t you think? To enter the giveaway, simply follow the steps in the Rafflecopter widget below. There’s one mandatory entry and 3 bonus entries. 

Purrs & Paws Holiday Giveaway

But wait, there’s more!

To increase your odds of winning one of these awesome prizes, you’re going to want to visit each of the participating blogs listed below. You’ll be able to enter the giveaway on each of those blogs, and remember, the more you enter, the greater your chances of winning. 

Just be sure to get entered on each of the participating blogs by next Thursday night, November 29, 2018 at 11:59pm ET. 

Participating Blogs

Visit these blogs to enter to win:

One “finalist” will be randomly selected from each of the 12 participating blogs. All of the finalists’ names will go into a drawing, and 3 winners will be randomly selected to receive the prizes listed above. The winners will be announced on The Everyday Dog Mom Facebook page , so make sure you’re following me there so you don’t miss out! Good luck!

This giveaway is now closed.

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Disclosure: No purchase necessary. Giveaway is open to US and Canadian residents age 18 and older, except where prohibited by law. Giveaway will run from November 23-29, 2018 at 11:59pm ET. Three (3) winners will be randomly selected and notified via email. Winners will have 48 hours to claim their prizes; failure to do so will result in forfeiture of the prize. Twitter and Pinterest do not sponsor, administer, or endorse this promotion. Participants must read and agree to Rafflecopter’s Privacy Policy before entering and participating in this promotion. By entering this contest, participants grant permission for their email address to be added to The Everyday Dog Mom newsletter list.

Each participating blogger paid an entry fee which will be used to fund the grand prize. The 2nd and 3rd place prizes were generously donated by the participating brands. Please be sure to visit their websites to see all the incredible pet products they have to offer.

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  4. With or without money, it is just about spending time with family and enjoying their company. Maui does not care about money and just loves to be with family, I try to follow his example and just keep life simple. 🙂

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  7. If money were no object, I’d rent a vacation home and have all my family come – including their furbabies! It’s been hard to get everyone together for Christmas for the past few years. Part of the problem is that my youngest daughter can’t afford to take off work or to pay for transport home at that time. My other two daughters live locally. My sister lives about three hours drive from us but has a second place in Florida, where she and her husband spend most of the winter months.

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  9. I would rent a cabin somewhere hubby and I could take our pups, unplug, go for walks, relax and play in the snow together. Just us. I’m relaxing just at the thought!

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  10. I would use the money to help more cats. That is what makes me happy. I shelter elderly cats and tend to some feral colonies.

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  21. If money were no object I’d gather up my entire family and take them to an island where it’s warm and the water is blue-green and we’d have a full staff to take care of our needs.

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  22. if money were no object, i would be getting more dogs and going to florida to check out where i want to move.

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  24. That’s a hard decision! I would probably spend it the same way in that i will be visiting family, but I would spend less time working and more time with family. (I work from home and don’t get holidays off unless I use PTO, so I am only getting Christmas and 1-2 other days off and will be working the rest of the time I am visiting family.) My cat will be joining me. 🙂

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  25. I would love to spend the holidays with my family somewhere warm. I wouldn’t miss the snow because it would still be here when I got home.

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  26. I would spend the holidays like I always do, with my family. I wouldn’t do anything different then what we do every year.

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  27. I always wanted to go to Disney during Christmastime. I would stay at the best hotel and visit every attraction.

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  42. I have a diagnosis that would allow me to get an emotional support animal. This would help me start the process 🙂

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  43. I would definitely give better gifts, donate more than I can do now, and prepare better food for Christmas as I won’t be limited to as what we can afford

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  48. If money were no object I’d be on a beach in Hawaii drinking something refreshing with a little paper umbrella in it!

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  49. Our son and daughter-in-law will be spending Christmas overseas in Poland with her parents this year. If money were no object, we’d fly over and join everyone there for the Christmas celebrations.

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  54. It doesn’t matter to me if money was no object. I prefer to stay home with family and friends enjoying the time we have together.

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  55. Money no object means I could pay everybody to be off work and fly everybody including furbabies to be together. Somewhere warm, no troubles just fun. It is fun to dream.

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  63. If money were no object we would actually be warm in our home and inviting friends and family in to celebrate the holidays with us.

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  69. If money were no object this year, I’d rent a comfy, cozy cabin in a mountainous, snowy area where many trees were pine trees. I’d sit around a fire with hot chocolate at night and make snowmen during the day. I’m feeling that way this year.

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  80. At home with my rescue boy fur Marley who is dying of terminal cancer , my other rescue boy Woody and my hubby. I just want Marley to still be alive so I can cuddle him ..love . He probably won’t be here but I’m hopeful ???❤️

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  81. I’d visit Universal Studios Orlando and Walt Disney World in Orlando with my entire family and stay for 2 weeks or until we visited every single attraction and ride .

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  83. If $$ was no object in would give better gifts, taken our entire family to Disney and give to some of our favorite charities.

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  85. I would spend my holidays adopting low income families for Christmas and giving them everything on their wishlist.

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  86. My cat and and I would spend a month in New Zealand. A little bit of paradise would definitely be appreciated right now.

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  96. I would help the various missions that support children across the globe, I would like to fly to the various countries they are located

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  101. If money were no object I’d be headed somewhere exciting like Dublin. Titus would spend the holiday with his grandma!

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  104. If money were not object I would love to spend the holidays with my family in some place warm like Maui or even Fiji.

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  106. if money wasn’t a problem I would love to take a trip to Scotland to visit relatives and see where my grandparents grew up.

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  107. If money was not an issue, I’d have to say I’d have my family gather in Hawaii a place where many of them, including myself, have always wanted to go. To be able to include not only my children, grandchildren, but also my 5 sisters & 1 brother would be amazing!

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  108. If money were no object, I would go to a beautiful snow-covered resort and take the whole family. No cooking, just relaxing.

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  118. If money wasn’t an issue, I would pay off my parents’ house and debts (especially medical ones lately). They’ve worked so hard and they deserve everything and more.

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  125. I would buy a house as a gift for my fiance and I? 😉 I would honestly spend it how I usually do: unwrapping presents and eating cookies at my parents’ house!

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  130. A cabin in Colorado with a 15 foot real tree. All my family and close friends with me. With a beautiful fire place.

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  131. Home is my favorite place to be, so I’d probably just stay home, maybe arrange for some catering so we don’t have to cook, as well as hiring a cleaning crew for before and after.

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  133. If money were no object, I would take unpaid leave in order to spend more time with my widely-spread family (and pay a farm sitter while I was gone!)

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  136. If money were no object I would spend it on a vacation somewhere but it would have to be a pet friendly vacation of course.

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  137. If money was no object, I would love to travel to Michigan and volunteer to help the animals at Barn Sanctuary! My grandson and I would love to help feed the animals on Christmas!

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  138. If money weren’t an issue, I’d definitely spend my Christmas in another country! I have always wanted to get away for the holidays and enjoy a relaxing time on a beach or somewhere far away.

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  141. If money was no object I would by my fiance the dream diamond accent ring to compliment her engagement ring.

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  143. If money was no object, I would take my dogs on a road trip to one of the dog friendly mountain resorts in our state and be cozy with room service and go out on a few hikes.

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  155. I can’t travel this Christmas (too close to my due date!) so I’d fly all of my family out to spend it with me. That would be wonderful!

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  156. I’m a single mom of 3 kids. I’ve never been on a vacation….but I’d love to take my kids to Washington D.C and visit ALL the museums we could go to! It would be SO much fun!

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  159. I would spend the holidays with my family and friends and pets just like I am going to but I would be able to spoil everyone a lot more.

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  162. If money weren’t an object I’d spend the holidays in some sort of rented out place here in southern California so that my family could turn up harder than ever together and not worry about a huge mess.

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  168. I would take my family on a trip to anywhere in the world they would prefer to go since they work so hard and can’t afford to travel internationally. Would get them really nice gifts that they’ve always wanted but couldn’t afford (or that I can’t afford for them). I would donate some of the money as gifts to local animal shelters and rescues since my whole family including me are big supporters and I’m a volunteer.

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  170. If money were no object, I’d rent a cabin in Estes Park Colorado for Christmas and take my entire family and the dogs. We’d visit Rocky Mountain National Park. I’d learn to ski for the first time and the kids would too! We’d go for a sleigh ride and go snowshoeing and cross country skiing too.

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  171. I would fly my family of 5 to Michigan to spend the holidays with my in-laws and all of my family that lives there.

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  193. We don’t get snow very often where we live, so I would rent a giant cabin in the mountains and fly the whole family in for a Christmas in the snow.

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  195. Wow. That’s a loaded question. I think I would still stay home… We would definitely go out to eat for dinner and invite a few family & friends that we would love to spend time with. More would have been gotten for Christmas.

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  200. If money were no object I would still spend Christmas at home with the family. I really look forward to us all being under one roof and together having fun every Christmas Eve. I really can’t imagine being anywhere else but home.

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  202. If it were no object then I would still spend family at home just have better gifts for everyone. Like buying cars and paying off debts and mortgages.

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