Fun Pet Events and Pet Friendly Activities in Westchester

Animal events in Westchester

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Animal encounters and pet events — dog shows, pet friendly activities, pet adoption events, and more

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Sunday Sep. 21, 2025

1–2pm

Animal Interactions

Ages: 9 – 12
Animals

Muscoot FarmKatonah

Tuesday Sep. 23

10:30am–noon

Apple Cider Workshop

Ages: 3 and up
Animals
Environment

Westmoreland SanctuaryMount Kisco

Wednesday Sep. 24

10:30am–noon

Apple Cider Workshop

Ages: 3 and up
Animals
Environment

Westmoreland SanctuaryMount Kisco

Saturday Oct. 4

10–11:30am

Tea with the Animals

Ages: 5 – 12
Animals

Hilltop Hanover Farm & Environmental CenterYorktown Heights

Saturday Oct. 11

10am–1pm

Fall for Nature Family Picnic

Ages: All
Animals
Attractions

The Nature Center at GreenburghScarsdale

2–5pm

Fall for Nature Family Picnic

Ages: All
Animals
Attractions

The Nature Center at GreenburghScarsdale

Amphibian Night Hike (2)

5:30–7:30pm

Halloween Programs & Night Hike at Westmoreland Sanctuary

Ages: 5 and up
Animals
Classes

Westmoreland SanctuaryMount Kisco

Saturday Oct. 25

1–2pm

Goats on the Go

Ages: 9 – 12
Animals

Muscoot FarmKatonah

Saturday Nov. 15

1–2pm

Goats on the Go

Ages: 9 – 12
Animals

Muscoot FarmKatonah

Sunday Nov. 23

9am–4pm

New York Metro Reptile Expo

Ages: All
Animals
Expo

Westchester County CenterWhite Plains

Saturday Dec. 13

1–2pm

Goats on the Go

Ages: 9 – 12
Animals

Muscoot FarmKatonah

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