- November 14, 2024
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Flagler Cats hosted the Bunnell Festival for the second year in a row. Photos by Lisa Wolfe
Bob Kegley, Bryon and Kaiti Lenhart and Tovah Janovsky
Flagler Cats volunteers David Genk and Bob Rushing spent the day making french fries.
Trey Cady looks over his son Gabriel who the the firetruck was "hot."
Judy and Steve Finger take a stroll with their birds Pepper and Gizmo.
Flagler Cats volunteers Lori Genk and Ivey Rodriguez took care of the ticket booth.
Bunnell volunteer firefighters Richard Kocik, John Caccavalie Jr., Kevin Feldman and Adam Diefendorf.
Sandy Hollett and Flagler Cats Executive Director Mari Molina.
Sisters Sarah Wyman and Haley Hancock started off the morning with face paintings.
Jacob Faust with his dog Sasha.
Slickwood Band was the entertainment for the day.
Zoey Kleckner gets ready to tumble down he slide.
Flagler Cats, a professional and affordable spay and neuter clinic, held the Bunnell Festival at Bunnell City Hall May 14. This was Flagler Cats’ second year hosting the event after the chamber and city had hosted previous years. The festival brings Flagler County agriculture roots together. “We are a farm county,” said Flagler Cats Executive Director Mari Molina.
“I felt it was important to continue the event and the momentum of it,” said Molina.
This year’s potatoes were provided by Hawkins Farms with the help of Commissioner Tucker, who helped arranged the fresh potatoes for the festival. Flagler Cats volunteers David Genk and Bob Rushing spent the day making french fries that were available for purchase.
Proceeds from the festival went to Flagler Cats for their spay and neuter program which allows cat owners to bring in their cats to be spayed or neutered.
