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Brisbane's Biggest Doggy Afternoon Tea 2017 - June 24



Brisbane’s Biggest Doggy Afternoon Tea will be held on Saturday 24th June 2017 to raise money for Cancer Council Queensland.

This event is hosted by Pets at the Gabba, Brisbane’s first ever not-for-profit weekly markets for people and their pets, which are being held every Saturday (from 3pm-8pm) in Woolloongabba.

The Pets at the Gabba Markets aim to bring the pet community together, promote responsible pet ownership, raise awareness for and support local charities, provide a place to meet and socialise. 
It also allows local Queensland businesses to showcase their products and services.

The markets are continually supporting other human and pet related charities. 

Did you know that one in two Australians will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime? The organisers are urging people and their pets to help reduce this statistic by supporting the Cancer Council Queensland on their mission to defeat cancer.

You can play your part by attending Brisbane's Biggest Doggy Afternoon Tea on Saturday 24th June. For a small donation, your pooch will enjoy a Puppicino donated by L'Barkery and delicious treats from Bow Wow Chow!

On the entertainment side, there will be lots of market stalls, great food, music, a jumping castle and fantastic raffle prizes donated by the following generous supporters:

DK Stainless, Dendy Portside, Napoleon Perdis, Qi Tea Australia, Two Feet and Four Paws, BIOPet, VetaFarm, Natures Gift.

When: Saturday 24th June 2017 at 3pm (markets from 3pm to 8pm)

Where: Pets at the Gabba, 73 Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba, QLD

For more information, please visit www.petsatthegabbba.com

To make a donation prior to the event, follow this link then click "sponsor me" to make a donation to the cause. Your support is appreciated by the organisers as every dollar raised does make a significant difference! 


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