The Superpower Dogs movie will make its Portland debut, featuring some of the world’s most extraordinary working dogs that save lives and provide emotional support. Whether using their super smell to save lives after a disaster or their super empathy to lift our spirits, all pets have superpowers. This movie is a must-see for pet lovers and owners who understand pets have the power to make our lives better.
General admission tickets will be available to the public starting Friday, March 15
*Ticket pricing for general admission: Adults - $8.50; Youth - $6.50; Senior - $7
Where: Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
1945 SE Water Ave, Portland, OR 97214
Founded in Portland, OR and today the largest general veterinary practice in the U.S., Banfield Pet Hospital is a proud supporter of Superpower Dogs – and all superpower pets. Banfield veterinary professionals were onsite at all U.S. filming locations to help ensure the health of the movie’s four-legged stars. Banfield is eager to share Superpower Dogs with its hometown in hopes of inspiring local pet owners to celebrate the positive impact pets have on our lives. After all, behind every superpower pet is superpowered pet care.
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Looks like such a cute movie!!!!
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DeleteI could be biased as a dog owner. I understand how loyal and dedicated a they can be. I will definitely put this flick on my must-see list!
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