CALLING ALL HERO DOGS: SANTA NEEDS YOUR HELP AT RUNCORN TOWN Hall PARK
Attention all scent-loving dogs and their dedicated handlers.
Santa is in trouble and he has sent an urgent call for help to Runcorn.
Last night at the North Pole, things went very wrong. The reindeer were prepped, the sleigh was ready, and Christmas was almost good to go. But the naughty elves had other plans. They have stolen the aniseed magic that gives the reindeer their power to fly.
Without that magic, the sleigh will not leave the ground. Christmas deliveries will fail. And the world will wake up to a very quiet Christmas morning.
Santa’s trackers have picked up the elves’ trail and it leads straight to Runcorn Town Hall Park. The elves have hidden the stolen aniseed somewhere within the grounds and have scattered clues, puzzles, and traps throughout the park to throw search teams off the scent.
Only the sharpest noses and most determined partnerships will be able to find it in time.
YOUR MISSION
If your dog is ready to step up as part of Santa’s Hero Hound Team, here is the plan:
Report to Runcorn Town Hall Park on your event day.
Follow the scent clues left by the elves and work through each puzzle they have created.
Use teamwork, problem solving, and plenty of sniffing skill to track down the stolen aniseed before Christmas Eve.
THE STAKES
Without the missing aniseed:
• The reindeer cannot fly.
• Santa’s sleigh will remain grounded.
• Christmas deliveries will fail.
• The magic of Christmas will fade.
With your help, the reindeer can soar again and Christmas can be saved.
ARE YOU READY TO HELP SANTA?
This is more than a trail. It is a mission to rescue Christmas.
A chance for your dog to become the hero who outsmarts the elves and restores the magic that keeps the season alive.
Gear up. Trust your dog. Follow the clues.
Santa is counting on you at Runcorn Town Hall Park.
Will you and your hero hound save Christmas?
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