Restaurants For Rescues Event In Charlotte

Published On: August 29, 2020|Categories: Charlotte, Pet Friendly Real Estate, Things To Do In Charlotte|Tags: charlotte humane society, dine out and do good, eating out in charlotte, helping charlotte shelter animals, pet friendly real estate, R4R in charlotte, rescue pets in charlotte, restaurants for rescues, things to do in charlotte|

Restaurants For Rescues: what a great way to help support both the Charlotte Humane Society’s rescue efforts and Charlotte’s local restaurants!

Restaurants For Rescues (R4R) in Charlotte

Dine out and do good! Save the date and get ready to eat and drink your way through Charlotte on Tuesday, September 15th. Sponsored by the Charlotte Humane Society, the Restaurants For Rescues event is a perfect way to help shelter animals and our local restaurants.

Charlotte’s local bars, restaurants and breweries need our support now more than ever. This is your opportunity to give back to the Humane Society of Charlotte, while also supporting local businesses who have been affected by COVID-19. Every participating restaurant, brewery, bar, eatery will be donating a portion of their proceeds to Charlotte’s Humane Society.

Some of the R4R participants include:

Fin & Fine
Moo & Brew
Nothing But Noodles
Piedmont Social House
Roots Cafe
True Crafted Pizza
Two Scoop Creamery
Village Tavern
Capishe Kitchen
Sanctuary Bistro

For a complete list of participants in the Restaurants For Rescues event, click here.

And check out the interactive map below to find the location of participants.

Learn more about the Humane Society of Charlotte’s events to help raise money for rescues.

If you’re not able to participate in the Restaurants For Rescues event in Charlotte on September 15th, please consider making a donation to the Humane Society of Charlotte. For example, did you know that $25 buys a one week supply of milk for a little of kittens? Every little bit helps. And if you’re wondering why donations to Charlotte’s Humane Society are so important, here’s an excerpt of what they posted on their Facebook page the other day:

“It has been a busy three weeks for the Humane Society of Charlotte. Our team took in nine Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Weimaraners and Great Danes from a hoarding case in Caldwell County, 12 Hounds from a hoarding case in Pender County, and 20 animals from a hoarding case in Alexander County as well as 17 additional animals from Alexander County to help give them additional shelter space. Lastly, we took in eight dogs who were evacuating their shelter due to Hurricane Laura and Marco.
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Our team also participated in a “Shelter Swap Day” in which we took in 75 animals. We also gave out 12 pallets of food and 10 bins of formula along with other shelter supplies to partner shelters in need.
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Caring for these animals, especially animals recovering from a hoarding situation, is no easy task. Our team will be treating a wide variety of health issues including heartworm disease, extreme emaciation and demodex mange. Your donation will assist in the care of these animals and so many more like them. Help us continue our life saving and life changing work with a donation today.”

As far as I’m concerned, The Humane Society of Charlotte is doing God’s work and we should all be helping as much as we can. As I’ve already said, every little bit helps.