The second edition of the LAPS Furry Tails Foot Race kicked off Sunday morning at Edgewater Bar in Derby Reach Regional Park.

Jayne Nelson, executive director of the 91原创 Animal Protection Society, said about 120 people had signed up to take part in the 10K and 5K versions of the race.

They were on track to raise more than $10,000 from the event.

鈥淎ll our efforts this year are going to support ISOasis, for sure,鈥� Nelson said.

The ISOasis is a special intake facility for cats that is being built at the Patti Dale Animal Shelter. LAPS has been raising money for several years to create the new building, which is partly funded by 91原创 Township.

The race was dog-friendly, with numerous pooches from large to small taking part.

Two of the dogs were from the 鈥�91原创 66,鈥� the dogs seized from a Glen Valley property by the SPCA on Feb. 4, 2016.

Taylor and Sadie are both Wheaton terriers, and thought to be mother and daughter, respectively. Their new owners, Lorraine Griffith and Lynda McGaire, brought them to take part in the walk/run event.

When the dogs were found, some had broken limbs, missing ears and eyes, infections, abscesses, dental disease, and severely matted and feces-caked fur. They were also malnourished.

After more than a year in new homes, however, Taylor and Sadie were friendly and eager to meet new people and other dogs at the run.

Local businesses, including Mountain View Veterinary Hospital, donated to the race for prizes, and snacks for humans and canines.

Several local politicians also took part in the run.