Pooches & Pinot at Kingsville Pelee Island Winery 🐾

What’s On the Paw-some Agenda?

Grab your leash and join us for Pooches & Pinot — a heartwarming afternoon where dog lovers and their furry companions come together to sip, snack, and support a great cause!

🎶 Live Music – Soak in the good vibes with relaxing tunes.
🍕 Wood-Fired Pizza – Fresh, artisan slices served hot.
🍷 Wine by the Glass – Raise a glass to good dogs and good times.
🐶 Dog-Friendly Vendors – Treat your pup with unique finds and goodies.
🦴 “Barkuterie” Treats – Special snacks just for your four-legged friends!

🎟️ Admission

$5 Donation – 100% of proceeds benefit the Windsor/Essex Humane Society.

We’re also accepting donations of dog food and toys to help local pets in need. Your generosity goes a long way!

Why You Should Join Us

At Pelee Island Winery, dogs aren’t just welcome — they’re celebrated! Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast, a devoted dog parent, or both, this is your chance to:

• Mingle with fellow dog lovers

• Discover local pet vendors

• Relax with a glass of VQA wine

• Support animals awaiting their forever homes

🐾 All friendly dogs are welcome — big, small, or somewhere in between! Bring your pup and join us for a tail-wagging good time under the summer sun.

RSVP Not Required🐕 Just Show Up & Wag On!

Let’s make this a paw-sitive impact on our community. See you (and your pooch) at the vineyard!

~ Pet Policy ~

• Friendly, leashed animals are welcome to attend, but aggressive or
  uncontrollable animals are not.
• Take note of the designated potty areas.
• All pets must be kept on a leash.
• Pet owners must clean up if accidents occur.
• Understand that in bringing your pet into the Pooche’s & Pinot that you are doing so at your sole risk, cost and expense. Any harm that comes to the animal shall be solely your responsibility.
• You shall be solely liable and held responsible should any injury occur to any person, other animal or property as a result of the behaviour of your animal(s) whether expected or unexpected.
• If your animal shows any potential for hostility toward people or other animals, you will be asked to remove the animal.