Oskar Blues Brewery sets puppy yoga and adoption event for July 26
Oskar Blues Brewery’s July 26 puppy yoga pairs a ticketed 11 a.m. class with an on-site adoption chance and a drink-after finish.

Oskar Blues Brewery is lining up a puppy yoga and adoption event for July 26, 2026, and the setup is built for people who want more than a standard mat-and-move class. Attendees are told to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, the class starts at 11 a.m., and the listing frames the outing as ticketed, not a casual drop-in.
What makes this one stand out is the brewery angle baked right into the pitch: “Puppy Pose with Us & Stay for a Drink.” That line tells you exactly what Oskar Blues is selling here, a mix of wellness, rescue access and a social brewery hang that extends after class ends. For dog yoga regulars, that means the puppies are part of a real adoption pathway, not just a novelty prop in the room.

The format also fits the way puppy yoga keeps showing up around Colorado brewery calendars. A related Rescue Puppy Yoga Instagram post points to Oskar Blues Longmont on Sunday, July 26 at 10:30 a.m. and repeats the same stay-after-for-a-drink message. High Country Humane is promoting a July 26 puppy yoga event at Dark Sky Brewing Co. as well, which suggests this is now a familiar rescue-and-brewery package rather than a one-off gimmick.
Other listings back that up. Visit Longmont shows a puppy adoption yoga event, and Untappd lists a puppy adoption yoga session at Oskar Blues Tasty Weasel Taproom in Longmont. Oskar Blues Brewery also keeps recurring event categories on its calendar, including music, monthly music and food truck events, so the puppy yoga fits neatly into a taproom program that already leans on social events and local traffic.

For anyone who wants the dual payoff of a class and a shot at meeting adoptable puppies, this is the kind of Saturday morning that fills fast in practice. The cleanest move is simple: get there early, because the event is structured around that 11 a.m. start and a ticketed entry, and the puppy side of the room is the part most likely to draw a crowd.
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