Adoptable puppies helped raise funds at 360 CHICAGO puppy yoga

On Jan. 7, 2026, a 45-minute puppy yoga class at 360 CHICAGO brought downward dog to a new level as adoptable dogs from One Tail at a Time roamed the room, mingled with participants and capped the session with unstructured playtime. The event at 360 CHICAGO, 875 N Michigan Ave, combined a gentle yoga flow with a hands-on adoption awareness push and raised funds for the rescue group through $75 tickets.

The setup was simple and effective: attendees were asked to bring a mat, move through a short practice while puppies wandered, then stay for playtime and post-class refreshment. Coffee and mimosas were available after the session, turning the morning into a social opportunity for people and pups alike. Proceeds from the ticket sales went to One Tail at a Time, supporting the rescue's work placing dogs in homes and covering veterinary and care costs.

For the community, the event delivered practical benefits on both sides of the leash. Participants got a wellness hour with built-in stress relief, companionship and photo ops. The adoptable puppies received important socialization, exposure to potential adopters and a safe environment to show personality beyond a kennel setting. Events like this help rescues introduce dogs to a wider audience and can accelerate adoption matches while raising operating funds.

Logistics were straightforward and community friendly: a central Michigan Avenue location that is easy to reach for city residents, a compact 45-minute format for busy schedules and a clear ticket price that supported the rescue. If you missed this date but liked the model, keep an eye out for similar pop-up sessions that pair quick wellness practices with animal charity partners. Tickets and event details were handled online via the event page (timeout.com/chicago/things-to-do/puppy-yoga-at-360-chicago).

The takeaway? Puppy yoga is more than a feel-good photo op. It’s a practical, community-minded event that moves money and attention to shelters, gives dogs real-world social time and offers an accessible wellness experience for people. Our two cents? Bring your mat, leave space for a curious snout, and consider donating or applying to adopt if a pup steals your heart.