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Bathed, nails done, hair coiffed and smelling good, the dogs are ready to hit the town for Tucson's annual four-legged charity event. Heading into the event's 14th year, all mammals are guaranteed a good time at this party, benefiting the Humane Society of Southern Arizona. Tucson philanthropists put their best paws forward with a four-legged fashion show, doggie bags for both dogs and humans, and lots of tasty treats from local restaurateurs ... though you should save the wine for the two-legged mammals. This year's event brought out more than 1,100 people with 100 furry friends, and raised more than $210,000.
Runners up:
2. The Centurions' Event
