Fur-get lavish tea parties and upscale restaurants. Every entertainment spot will pale in comparison to an upcoming pop-up bar that’s set to combine the best of both worlds: wine and dogs!

Next month, Sydneysiders in Darlinghurst can enjoy sipping a glass of wine and cuddling up to pooches in need of a home. We’re pawsitively certain that this will make every dog lover’s day!

Sit Stay Society Wines will host its first-ever rescue dog pop-up bar for one weekend only in Sydney starting October 7 to 9.

Several furry friends will take over the pop-up space, which will be turned into a chic bar with sleek outdoor furniture and faux-grass.

A match made in heaven. Source: DailyMail​

While bonding with the dogs, guests can indulge in Sit Stay Society's brand new Big Dog Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio as well as three glasses from the classic range.

There will also be a selection of charcuterie boards to pair beverages with. The pups will be available for pets and cuddles for an hour during each session.

If a guest wants to introduce a pooch as an official part of their family, they can opt to start an adoption process with PetRescue and potentially take a dog home as soon as the event is over.

Potentially bring home a new member of the family! Source: DailyMail​

Patrons can purchase tickets for an 80-minute session on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Tickets are available for $50 each. They will donate 100 per cent of the proceeds to the animal charity PetRescue.

Sit Stay Society Wines are grown and produced in South Australia. They also donate 50 cents for every 750 or 375-millilitre bottle sold to PetRescue, with about $230,000 raised so far.

What are your thoughts about this unique charity event? Should other states follow in their footsteps? What a great way for adoptable dogs to get some human love and for people looking to grow their family or simply enjoy a cuddle without the commitment. Let us know in the comments!

 

[Julie Streeter]

Fur-get lavish tea parties and upscale restaurants. Every entertainment spot will pale in comparison to an upcoming pop-up bar that’s set to combine the best of both worlds: wine and dogs!

Next month, Sydneysiders in Darlinghurst can enjoy sipping a glass of wine and cuddling up to pooches in need of a home. We’re pawsitively certain that this will make every dog lover’s day!

Sit Stay Society Wines will host its first-ever rescue dog pop-up bar for one weekend only in Sydney starting October 7 to 9.

Several furry friends will take over the pop-up space, which will be turned into a chic bar with sleek outdoor furniture and faux-grass.

A match made in heaven. Source: DailyMail​

While bonding with the dogs, guests can indulge in Sit Stay Society's brand new Big Dog Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio as well as three glasses from the classic range.

There will also be a selection of charcuterie boards to pair beverages with. The pups will be available for pets and cuddles for an hour during each session.

If a guest wants to introduce a pooch as an official part of their family, they can opt to start an adoption process with PetRescue and potentially take a dog home as soon as the event is over.

Potentially bring home a new member of the family! Source: DailyMail​

Patrons can purchase tickets for an 80-minute session on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Tickets are available for $50 each. They will donate 100 per cent of the proceeds to the animal charity PetRescue.

Sit Stay Society Wines are grown and produced in South Australia. They also donate 50 cents for every 750 or 375-millilitre bottle sold to PetRescue, with about $230,000 raised so far.

What are your thoughts about this unique charity event? Should other states follow in their footsteps? What a great way for adoptable dogs to get some human love and for people looking to grow their family or simply enjoy a cuddle without the commitment. Let us know in the comments!

Great idea. hope it is a success

 

[Ricci]

I hope it's a success and the people attending are genuinely looking for a lifelong companion.

 

[Esma Rose]

OHHHH What a GREAT idea. Bring it to Melbourne.........PLEASE.

 

[Ezzy]

Fur-get lavish tea parties and upscale restaurants. Every entertainment spot will pale in comparison to an upcoming pop-up bar that’s set to combine the best of both worlds: wine and dogs!

Next month, Sydneysiders in Darlinghurst can enjoy sipping a glass of wine and cuddling up to pooches in need of a home. We’re pawsitively certain that this will make every dog lover’s day!

Sit Stay Society Wines will host its first-ever rescue dog pop-up bar for one weekend only in Sydney starting October 7 to 9.

Several furry friends will take over the pop-up space, which will be turned into a chic bar with sleek outdoor furniture and faux-grass.

A match made in heaven. Source: DailyMail​

While bonding with the dogs, guests can indulge in Sit Stay Society's brand new Big Dog Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio as well as three glasses from the classic range.

There will also be a selection of charcuterie boards to pair beverages with. The pups will be available for pets and cuddles for an hour during each session.

If a guest wants to introduce a pooch as an official part of their family, they can opt to start an adoption process with PetRescue and potentially take a dog home as soon as the event is over.

Potentially bring home a new member of the family! Source: DailyMail​

Patrons can purchase tickets for an 80-minute session on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Tickets are available for $50 each. They will donate 100 per cent of the proceeds to the animal charity PetRescue.

Sit Stay Society Wines are grown and produced in South Australia. They also donate 50 cents for every 750 or 375-millilitre bottle sold to PetRescue, with about $230,000 raised so far.

What are your thoughts about this unique charity event? Should other states follow in their footsteps? What a great way for adoptable dogs to get some human love and for people looking to grow their family or simply enjoy a cuddle without the commitment. Let us know in the comments!

I agree with the last 2 lines of this article. I believe this is why other states should adopt this idea. For less than $1 per minute a person can find out if a dog will be compatible with them & / or their family while showing attention to an abandoned animal. In the end this event can be very beneficial with a dog being adopted, the guests have an enjoyable 80 minutes with a prospective pet, the wine people sell their products & make a donation but Pet Rescue raise funds to assist with the ongoing running costs associated with the care & hopeful eventual re-homing of their charges. Bring it on!