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Locals and dog lovers can be treated to a variety of paw-some activities, with a mission to raise awareness about the importance of choosing to adopt instead of shop.
Pound Paws Dog Day at The Sheaf is an event collaboration between Pound Paws and The Golden Sheaf. The event is proudly run by Pound Paws with a mission to raise awareness about pet adoption in the local community.
Coming along on the day with some of their pooches in need of a forever home will be a variety of dog rescue groups located in NSW. By hosting these Dog Day events, it allows rescue groups to connect with potential adopters and find a potential home for their rescue dogs, as well as raise much-needed funds.
Brittany Bloomer, the founder of Pound Paws, says “We have noticed a significant increase in adoption interest throughout COVID, which is excellent. So we are expecting more adoption interest on the day, as well as focusing on education about responsible pet ownership for new pet owners.”
The event will take place in The Golden Sheaf’s dog-friendly Beer Garden with guests entering the event via Kiaora Laneway, a well-known hot spot for dog owners, to sip coffee and enjoy the Double Bay lifestyle with their pooches.
Brittany Bloomer, the founder of Pound Paws, says “We have noticed a significant increase in adoption interest throughout COVID, which is excellent. So we are expecting more adoption interest on the day, as well as focusing on education about responsible pet ownership for new pet owners.”
The event will take place in The Golden Sheaf’s dog-friendly Beer Garden with guests entering the event via Kiaora Laneway, a well-known hot spot for dog owners, to sip coffee and enjoy the Double Bay lifestyle with their pooches.
Blake Hughes, The Golden Sheaf General Manager shares “We’re so excited to be hosting our second Pound Paws Dog Day at The Golden Sheaf in 2022. The collaboration for us is a natural fit to not only support the Pound Paws message of adopt don’t shop, but also let our local community know we are dog friendly and proud of it.”
Dog lovers and owners will be treated to a variety of pet market stalls, covering everything from dog accessories, organic treats to pup paw-traits.
To complete the paw-some day, there will be live entertainment, ranging from live acoustic music, a Rescue Dog Adoption Parade, educational chats on how to be the very best owner, paw-tinis and even doggy tarot card readings!
Don’t have a dog? No problem, there will be dogs available for adoption from a variety of dog rescue groups around NSW - there will be plenty of opportunities to find a fur-ever friend.
Dogs also have the opportunity to strut their stuff on the stage, for a panel of VIP celebrity judges!
Don’t have a dog? No problem, there will be dogs available for adoption from a variety of dog rescue groups around NSW - there will be plenty of opportunities to find a fur-ever friend.
Dogs also have the opportunity to strut their stuff on the stage, for a panel of VIP celebrity judges!
Showing off their best costumes or tricks, to go in the draw to not only make their fur-parents proud but win some seriously cool prizes too!
Pound Paws is an Australian based charity founded by Brittany Bloomer that provides a modern online approach to the re-homing of pets in Australian pounds and rescue centres. They operate via an online search engine that allows users to search for their dream pet in pounds and rescue centres across Australia.
Pound Paws is an Australian based charity founded by Brittany Bloomer that provides a modern online approach to the re-homing of pets in Australian pounds and rescue centres. They operate via an online search engine that allows users to search for their dream pet in pounds and rescue centres across Australia.
For more information, visit www.poundpaws.com.au
When: Sunday 6th February 2022, from 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Where: The Golden Sheaf, Double Bay.
Where: The Golden Sheaf, Double Bay.
Cost: Free
Register for Tickets via EventBrite here
MEDIA RELEASE, 28th January 2022
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