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26th Annual Take Your Dog to Work Day Is Friday, June 21

Businesses across the U.S. (and the globe) will open its doors to employees’ dogs for this fun summer Friday event.

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June 17, 2024

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What: PSI’s 26th annual Take Your Dog To Work Day. Pet Sitters International (PSI), the world’s leading educational organization for professional pet sitters, created the event in 1999 to celebrate the great companions dogs make and promote adoptions. PSI founder and CEO Patti Moran saw it as a unique way to give back to the pet community from which PSI members earn their livings.

Who: Businesses across the U.S. (and the globe) will open its doors to employees’ dogs for this fun summer Friday event. Companies with remote employees are encouraged to host virtual celebrations to celebrate employees’ pets and promote adoption.

When: This Friday, June 21. (Take Your Dog To Work Day always falls on the Friday after Father’s Day.) The entire week is Take Your Pet To Work Week (June 17-21), and the week kicks off today with Take Your Cat To Work Day (Monday, June 17).

Where: Any business is welcome to celebrate Take Your Dog To Work Day. PSI cannot provide a list of local participants since companies are not required to register in order to participate, but an online search is likely to reveal local companies who plan to participate in the day.

Helpful Links

Below we’ve included some resource links that you may find helpful:

The official 2024 news release, including quotes from PSI executives
Logos, event photos and other resources on the 2024 TYDTWDay Media Kit page
PSI’s free 2024 TYDTWDay Event Toolkit for participants, with virtual and in-person celebration tips and ideas—as well as a sample “dogs at work” policy, employee participation form templates and more
TYDTWDay on Facebook and Instagram

Related Topics:Pet Sitters International

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