Kings Harvest Pet Rescue Hosts Pints 4 Paws In The Quad Cities

It will be a tail-wagging good time at Pints 4 Paws with King's Harvest Pet Rescue.

On Wednesday, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at The Ridge (4750 Utica Ridge Rd, Davenport), the Concept Cares Foundation will raise a glass while raising money for King's Harvest Pet Rescue.

a dog laying on the ground next to a can of soda — Photo by Sean Nyatsine on Unsplash

Spend the afternoon meeting adorable adoptable dogs looking for their forever homes while enjoying drinks, fun, and raffle prizes. Plus, there will be pizza from Knight's Pizza as well as live music throughout the event.

Every donation made helps support King's Harvest Pet Rescue and provides care, food, and medical support for animals in need. Whether you’re hoping to adopt, support a great cause, or simply enjoy a night out with fellow animal lovers, there’s something for everyone.

Come raise a glass, make memories, and help give shelter pets the loving homes and care they deserve.

Let them know you're coming on the Facebook event page.

About Kings Harvest Pet Rescue

King's Harvest Pet Rescue is a no-kill, non-profit, charitable 501c3 organization serving the Quad Cities and surrounding communities. Our goal is to serve our community by taking in homeless and surrendered pets and finding them loving, forever homes through our comprehensive adoption process. We strive to address the issue of overpopulation by providing a spay and neuter program for low-income families. We also offer assistance with our pet food pantry and temporary pet placement for the homeless who reside in our shelter. The public, our staff members, and our volunteers are all viewed as partners in improving animal welfare in our community.

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