Hendricks Humane will host its 17th annual Wine, Beer & Spirits Tasting event on Friday, November 4, from 7–10pm at CRG Event Center, 2499 Perry Crossing Way in Plainfield. Come! Sip! Stay! is a fun, interactive evening filled with a variety of adult beverages and light appetizers, complemented by live entertainment, a wine pull and silent auction.

This year’s event is being presented by The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, a community-minded, client-focused company that offers a full range of related gutter contractor services and products in addition to repair, install, cleaning, and maintenance. All funds raised will be dedicated to ending dog and cat overpopulation and to provide medical expense assistance for owned pets.

Crown Liquors, as Tasting Partner, will offer a wide variety of sampled curated wines, beers and spirits for the expected 250 guests. The silent auction, using mobile bidding technology, will offer many tempting items for guests in attendance, as well as others with online access.

Tables for groups of 8 are $400 each, while individual tickets are $50 apiece and available at www.hendrickshumane.org or by calling 317-745-3338.

This annual event is the largest source of funding for the year. Funds are needed to attain these annual goals in serving the Hendricks County community:
• Funding 1,000 spay/neuter surgeries of owned pets and community cats.
• Funding all pet owner requests for assistance of medical and other care needs of pets.
• Funding supplemental pet food for our pantry to serve over 170 dogs and cats monthly.
• Funding to implant free or low-cost microchips for over 150 pets.

For more information, contact Carol at 317-850-7097 or TastingGala@hendrickshumane.org.

Hendricks Humane Society is a volunteer-driven, nonprofit organization founded in 1970 with the mission of being a “Voice for the Animals.” The community impact in 2021 included funding 849 spay/neuter surgeries for dogs and cats, distributing 35,428 pounds of food through its pet food pantry, and financially assisting owners of 27 pets with unexpected medical issues.