View Finder: Annual Dog Wash

Tails wagged, dogs barked and if you looked just right, you could almost make out a smile on the faces of the dogs that took part in the 11th annual ’s dog wash last Sunday.

The event has seen steady growth; this year the pooches and families came out in droves.

The Humane Society, now in its 100th year, helps rescue dogs and other animals that are injured, abused, lost or stray. 

“I wanted to do this for the cause. Every dog here should be placed in a loving home, having a dog is amazing. They give children a sense of responsibility and they get you more active,” said Working Wives of Westchester star Cherie Corso.

Corso, who lives in Pelham, volunteered for the event because of her love for the four-legged members of the family.

She has had an on-line business, Dog-Power.com, for the last 14 years.  Her daughter Julia and her 8-month old shih tzu Happy both came out to support and mingle with other pets throughout the day.

“Dogs are wonderful. They bring so much positive energy into the household,” said