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& help homeless pets.

All proceeds benefit the

Pasadena Humane Society

Our amazing Pilates Pasadena students ran the doggie

photo booth at the

Pasadena Humane Society's Wiggle Waggle Walk:

- September 2015

Did you see our doggie photo booth? Check out the Wiggle Waggle Walk photos on Facebook:

More photos:

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"We're raising money for the Humane Society with 'Pilates for Paws,' a unique exercise program I developed where you use your dogs as apparatus," said Braidhill.

Braidhill says using your pup as a Pilates prop can have merit.

"We can use the smaller dogs as a strength challenge, and we can use the bigger dogs as assistance in help doing roll downs," said Braidhill.

Braidhill's workout is $10, with proceeds going to the Humane Society.

Outreach Director Jamie Holeman feels it's a great way for you and your dog to exercise while providing funds to shelter homeless animals and cover the cost to spay, neuter and vaccinate.

"We take in about 12,000 animals every year that includes dogs, cats, bunnies and all wildlife," said Holeman.

Pilates Pasadena supports the LGBT community at the

SGV Pride Festival

in Memorial Park in Pasadena with music, dance and food

- November 2015

Play KABC-TV video:

http://abc7.com/pets/pilates-for-paws-combines-fitness-dogs-for-good-cause/1122489/#videoplayer

With Erica Lowe at the Junior League of Pasadena's Simply Speaking event.

- April 2015

PASADENA, Calif. (KABC) --
There are all kinds of ways to raise money for a good cause, and this one is literally a bit of a stretch.

"You can use the weight of the dog to stretch the back," said Kathy Braidhill of Pilates Pasadena.

At the Pasadena Humane Society, two- and four-legged creatures took a paw-lates class of sorts, raising money for food, care and shelter of homeless animals.

Claire Bauer and her rescue dog Zeke were both novice to the format.

"He's doing better than I thought he would do. It just took him a little while to get warmed up, but I think he's been doing OK." said Bauer about Zeke.

Braidhill said all skill levels will find it offers a fresh way to do a workout.