Dogs on The Catwalk: Pup & Human Fashion Show | SF

Submitted by the Event Organizer

7×7 and the San Francisco SPCA invites you to a fashionable night of live music, cocktails, food trucks, must-see pet runway shows and free cat and dog adoptions at the next San Francisco SPCA cocktail party, Dogs on the Catwalk.

Adoption fees will be waived this evening at both their Mission and Pacific Heights Adoption Centers. The free adoptions will continue on Saturday and Sunday, May 30 and 31, as part of Maddie’s Pet Adoption Days.

2015 Dogs on The Catwalk
Friday, May 29, 2015 | 5-10 pm (Fashion Show: 7 pm)
SF SPCA Mission Center, 201 Alabama St, San Francisco
FREE, but an RSVP is required.

Enjoy a cocktail bar and delicious vegan and vegetarian food trucks (Hella Vegan Eats, Manna Japanese Comfort Food, and Mozzeria’s cable car pizza oven) while meeting all of SF SPCA’s adoptable animals.

The 7 pm fashion show features:

• Claire Farwell – many have seen her beautiful gowns on Hollywood red carpets and now you’re invited to see her latest designs in person.
• Luxury handbag designer Jill Milan, who counts actresses Jennifer Lawrence and Anne Hathaway as clients, will be showing her latest Italian made, cruelty-free purses.
• Four legged friends will be working the catwalk in Scutte and Yap apparel for dogs
• Their partners, simplicam, will be placing a camera on the runway for an up close and personal view of the dogs as they strut their stuff beside the models. The Closeli live video stream will be displayed on large screens for the audience to enjoy.

The fashion fun continues after the runway show with casual threads from San Francisco-based Betabrand.

Dogs N Ties will also be on site with their fabulous accessories. Best of all, purchasing their colorful ties and scarves will help homeless animals.

Throughout the evening, local favorites Sit Kitty Sit will provide the live soundtrack.

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.