Raffle ticket prices are: (1) for $2, (3) for $5, (10) for $10, or (30) for $20, you may buy them at the front desk. There are a total of 5 baskets with a variety of goodies. All proceeds will go to the Detroit Dog Rescue. In hopes of raising more money for such a great cause, we've extended our raffle - the drawing will now take place on Monday, January 31, 2022. Read on for descriptions & photos of each basket and to learn more about this amazing non-profit organization.
Cozy At Home Basket - $150 Value
- $25 DoorDash Gift Card
- Blanket
- Sleep Mask
- Starbucks Tumbler
- Mixing Bowl
- Rolling Pin
- Kitchen Towel
- Spatula
- Color Therapy Coloring Book
- 4-Pack Wine Glasses
- Santa Coffee Mug
- Hot Chocolate Mix
- Salted Caramel Coffee Spoons
- Coffee
- Bottle of Wine
- “Please Bring Wine” Socks
- (2) Bath Bombs
Get Tipsy on Local Beer Basket - $250 Value
- $50 Block Gift Card
- Growler
- (2) Koozies
- Beer Opener
- Block Brewing Beanie
- Block Brewing Baseball Hat
- Block Brewing Glass
- (2) Bottles of Spicers Wine
- (2) 4-Packs of Spicers Seltzer
- Wine Glass
- Spicers Key Chain
- Spicers Bumper Sticker
- Pint Glass
- Block Brewing Stickers
Play with the Pup Toy Basket - $106 Value
- (2) Dog Toys
- Pet Finder Tag
- Hand-Made Stocking
- Dog Bowls
- Treat Container
- Pawprint Ornament Maker
- Drying Towel
- Leash Pet Waste Bags
Game Night With Your Love Basket - $100 Value
- Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone
- Wheel of Fortune Game
- Puzzle Collection
- Popcorn
- Holiday Gummies
- Sour Rainbow Belts
- $20 Jet's Pizza Gift Card
- Holiday Blanket
Hair Galore Basket - $180 Value
- All-In-One Blow Dryer
- 5 Satin Scrunchies
- Hair Turbin
- Amika Heat Serum
- Olaplex
- Neuma Box Set with Shampoo, Conditioner, Mask
- Metal basket
- Amika Dry Shampoo
- Wet Brush
About Detroit Dog Rescue
Celebrating 10 years as Detroit's first no-kill shelter. Detroit Dog Rescue, founded in 2011, is known for taking in Detroit’s dogs and investing the time and training needed to re-home them. Our nonprofit organization focuses on raising awareness of the mounting homeless and stray dog epidemic in Detroit, along with advocating for humane rescue alternatives such as no-kill sheltering, foster care and adoptions, pet identification, and healthy pet population control through spay and neutering. Detroit Dog Rescue also specializes in community outreach, and we work closely with local, city, and statewide organizations in order to educate and involve people in this cause. We also respond to calls to assist the Detroit Police Department, Highland Park Police Department, Hamtramck Police Department, Fire Departments, the City Administration, as well as hundreds of residents who have asked for our help.
Detroit Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization licensed by the Michigan Department of Agriculture.