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Hike on the Dike raises $16,500 for the WCGHS

Runners and walkers participate in annual event in Washougal

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Nacy Hettling, of Washougal, (left) and her daughter, Aubrey, walk Hettling's parents' Pomeranian in the 2015 Hike on the Dike event, which raised more than $16,500 for the West Columbia Gorge Humane Society. The 2021 Hike on the Dike begins at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 26. (Post-Record file photo)

The song, “Who let the dogs out,” played as runners prepared to take part in a 10K, to benefit the West Columbia Gorge Humane Society.

The sound of an air horn signaled the official start.

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