Buckeye Howl-O-Ween pet costume contest

Buckeye Howl-O-Ween pet costume contest
After weeks of anticipation, the votes have been tallied, and we’re thrilled to announce the winners of our Buckeye Howl-O-Ween pet costume contest! You voted for your favorites and now it’s time to celebrate the top pets in each category.
And the winners are…

Spooktacular Classics: You’ve got a friend in me

Best Buckeye: TBDBITL Chewy

Best Ensemble: Beanie Babies!

Most Original: Lobster Lennox
Each winner will receive a one-of-a-kind, custom portrait of their pet! Our one lucky random winner is Lindsay M.
Resources and stories
As the final Howl-O-Ween treats are handed out and the costumes are packed away, we want to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who made this spooky season a howling success! From the tiniest witches to the mightiest Buckeyes, our four-legged (and sometimes two-legged) companions truly stole the show.
Just because our contest has come to an end doesn’t mean the fun has to! There’s always time to celebrate, care for and enjoy our beloved companions. Whether you’re seeking pet care tips, ideas for year-round fun or questions on medical resources, Ohio State University has got you covered. Please check out a few of our many resources here:

Buckeye Paws makes a difference around campus.
Buckeye Paws promotes mental and emotional health by providing support and comfort for faculty, staff and students throughout Ohio State with trained, certified therapy dog-handler teams. All handlers are employees providing true peer-to-peer intervention.

Get eight tips for a scare-free Howl-o-ween
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Boo-ckeye Season
Celebrate spooky season with Digital Downloads for the whole family, featuring games, fall themed crafts, pet-friendly recipes and more!

Keep your pet healthy with Vet Med
The College of Veterinary Medicine, a national and global leader in veterinary and comparative medicine and research, provides cutting-edge care to more than 78,000 patients annually through our Veterinary Health System, which includes four hospitals and a large animal practice.

Ohio State partners with Gigi’s to help dogs.
Ohio State has partnered with Gigi’s, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of shelter dogs, through the advancement of treatment for canine parvovirus.

Students who are whole now and later
The College of Veterinary Medicine goes to great lengths to ensure students are cared for and learn how to prepare for a challenging career.
Questions
Please contact The Ohio State University Alumni Association at osuaa@osu.edu or 800-762-5646.