Home For Good Dogs turns puppy yoga into a summer fundraiser staple
Puppy yoga is now a standing summer slot for Home for Good Dog Rescue, with July and August classes at Berkeley Heights and Westfield YMCA.
The rescue’s event page listed an adoption event on July 11, puppy yoga fundraisers on July 12, July 19, August 2 and August 16, and a September 26 casino night called Boots & Suits.
The July 12 class is listed twice on the calendar, including a Puppy Yoga Fundraiser Event at Westfield YMCA. The July 19 and August 16 sessions were listed for Berkeley Heights YMCA at 59 Locust Ave, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922, giving the rescue a recurring North Jersey home base for the same format. Earlier 2026 listings included puppy yoga events on June 7, April 12, April 19, February 8 at Brassy Buddha Yoga Studio in Westfield, January 18 at Vibe Fitness in Basking Ridge, and July 6 at Berkeley Heights YMCA. The rescue also used the format in October 2025 at Berkeley Heights YMCA.
Registration is $35 per adult ages 18+ and $25 per high school student ages 16+, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting Home for Good Dog Rescue. The class is beginner-friendly and welcoming for all levels, and it asks attendees to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to set up mats and meet the puppies. Space is limited, and the sessions sell out quickly.
Home for Good Dog Rescue is 100% foster-based, based in Berkeley Heights, and has saved more than 12,000 dogs in 14 years. The rescue pulls homeless dogs from high-kill shelters in the South, provides medical care at its property in Aiken, South Carolina, transports dogs to New Jersey and places them with foster families before adoption. The class pages list the events as fundraisers for medical care, transport and foster placement support, and invite visitors to meet adoptable dogs and get pre-approved.
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