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The Puppy Cup

A joyful not-for-profit celebration of rescue dogs, community and compassion.

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About

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Our Story

The Puppy Cup is a cruelty-free reimagining of race-day culture. Founded by Crystal Lynn of Mon Petit Amour Manolo, the event places compassion above competition.


The experience blends the elegance of a gala with the warmth of a community fundraiser, featuring rescue puppies, curated entertainment, and purpose-led moments that drive real impact.

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Sponsors and Partnerships

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Partner with us

We’re deeply grateful to the partners who helped make previous Puppy Cup's possible - Pound PawsDog Rescue NewcastleCassegrain WinesChocolate in a Bottle, and all those who shared their time, talent, and compassion to bring this vision to life.

The Puppy Cup offers a unique opportunity for brands to connect with an audience that values beauty, luxury and conscious celebration. Our guests aren’t just attending an event, they’re embracing a movement that redefines what it means to celebrate ethically.

We welcome aligned sponsors and partners who share our commitment to animal welfare and mindful luxury.

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Register your interst

Sunday 1st November 2026 — save the date.
The Puppy Cup returns in Spring 2026 for a larger-than-ever celebration of dogs, community, and doing good. Register your interest to be first in line when tickets launch mid-2026 and receive access to exclusive early-bird pricing before tickets open to the wider community.

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“What I loved most about The Puppy Cup was how thoughtfully different it felt. Watching the rescue puppies was joyful, but the little details made it unforgettable — having a beautiful watercolour of my pup created on the day, the harpist setting such a calm, special atmosphere, and even the dog communicator, which was surprisingly fascinating. It felt like a celebration with real heart.”

Min Yang

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