History of Pugoween

Pugoween started in 2016 as a fun way for the Wollongong Pug group to come together and raise money for charity. It started as a small pug meet where the pugs came in the best Halloween outfit and the humans purchased showbags, raffle tickets and cookies.

Each year, more and more people & pugs came along to join in the fun and help raise money. In 2019, Pugoween grew to it’s biggest event yet with stalls and a large crowd including the local newspaper.

Every year there are many amazing businesses who get involved to donate products and more for showbags, raffle prizes and best dressed prizes. Without these businesses and the Wollongong Pug community, Pugoween would not be the event it is today!

Pugoween 2016

Pugoween 2016 | www.pugoween.com.au

Sunday 30th October 2016

Figtree Dog Park

Amount raised: $785.00

Charity: Oscar’s Law

Pugoween 2017

Sunday 29th October 2017

Figtree Dog Park

Amount raised: $745.00

Charity: Pugs SOS

Pugoween 2018

Sunday 28th October 2018

Figtree Dog Park

Amount raised: $1,151.00

Charity: Pug Patrol Rescue

Pugoween 2019

Sunday 28th October 2019

Figtree Dog Park

Amount raised: $2,500.00

Charity: Pug Patrol Rescue

Pugoween 2020

Sunday 25th October 2020

Online Only

Amount raised: $3,000.00

Charity: Pug Patrol Rescue

Pugoween 2021

Sunday 31st October 2021

Online Only

Amount raised: $1,700.00

Charity: Pug Patrol Rescue

Pugoween 2022

Pugoween 2022 | www.pugoween.com.au

Sunday 30th October 2022

MacCabe Park, Wollongong

Amount raised: $3,035.00

Charity: Pug Patrol Rescue

Pugoween 2023

Pugoween 2023 | www.pugoween.com.au

Sunday 29th October 2022

Figtree Dog Park, Wollongong

Amount raised: $2,450.00

Charity: Pug Patrol Rescue