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July 08, 2024

Thousands flock to Anthrocon's annual Fursuit Parade

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Mars Johnson
"Winchester" twirls a prop gun during Anthrocon's annual Fursuit Parade in Downtown Pittsburgh on July 6, 2024.
Anthrocon’s annual Fursuit Parade brought thousands of people together outside of the David L. Lawrence Convention Center on Saturday. Attendees of the convention waited for hours to get a chance to show off their fur by walking in the parade.

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