Fashion for Paws

Saturday night we went to the Omni Shoreham for the 2014 Fashion for Paws benefiting the Washington Humane Society.

We snapped WHS’s top fundraiser, Denise Willard as she walked the runway with her three rescue dogs, Jake, Eddie, and Duke.

A VIP reception had open bar and vegetarian-friendly appetizers. Here, Hitt Contracting’s Todd Hitt, US Youth Soccer’s Michelle Dolanski, NAM’s Nancy Riegle and her husband McGuire Woods’ Greg Riegle.

ICF International’s Scott Seel and Denise Willard (who’s also a top WHS fundraiser), Capitol Companies' Jeff Lawrence, PBS’ Karen Dunn, PSI Interiors’ Pam Shelly, First Portfolio Wealth Mngmt’s Isabelle Crouzet, and ZeroG’s Glenn Hazard.

Matt Kayhoe and his wife, WHS CEO Lisa LaFontaine, WHS Board Chair and NAM CEO Jay Timmons, and his husband Capital One’s Rick Olson. Guests enjoyed the fashion show while a DJ mixed hit songs.

WHS patron Susanne McRae, Renu Spa owner Michelle Schoenfeld, patron Teri Pantelakos, and Integrity Capital’s Robert Finfer. A video showcased the top dogs.

K9s for Warriors' Jason Haag with his service dog Axel. A veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, he pairs wounded vets with loving service dogs.

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