Enid SPCA fundraiser set for Nov. 7
The Enid SPCA has scheduled its annual Night at the Museum for Nov. 7, 2026, at Leonardo’s Children’s Museum.
The 21+ Cheers to Second Chances event, presented by K/H Financial, will be 7-9:30 p.m. at Leonardo’s. It brings together animal lovers and community supporters for an evening of fun while raising funds for animals in need.
As one of ESPCA’s signature fundraising events, the adult-only festival plays an important role in sustaining the organization’s mission to provide compassionate care for animals and valuable resources for pet owners throughout the community, according to Meredith Wright, a member of the Enid SPCA board of directors.
Funds raised through ticket sales, sponsorships and donations support four areas of ESPCA’s work:
• Shelter and animal care: Providing a safe environment where animals receive food, shelter, medical attention and care while waiting to find their forever homes.
• Low-cost spay/neuter services: Making spay and neuter procedures more accessible to qualifying pet owners, helping reduce pet overpopulation and improving animal welfare.
• Pet pantry: Providing free pet food to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship, helping them care for their pets and keeping them in loving homes.
• Rescue Waggin’: Transporting at-risk, adoptable animals to safer environments and rescue partners, giving them greater opportunities to find permanent, loving homes.
“Every animal that comes through our doors deserves a second chance, and every pet owner who is struggling deserves to know there is help available,” said ESPCA Executive Director Vickie Grantz. “The generosity of our community makes these programs possible. The festival is an opportunity to come together, have a wonderful evening and make a meaningful difference for animals and the people who love them.”
Guests attending this year’s festival can look forward to gourmet bites by Crazy Plate Catering, craft drinks, musical entertainment and fun activities promoting education of lifesaving animal welfare.
Tickets are available for $35 and may be purchased online at https://enidspca.org/festival/
Community members are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.
Businesses, organizations and individuals can make an even greater impact by becoming festival sponsors. Sponsorship opportunities provide valuable recognition while helping ESPCA continue its work throughout the year.
Sponsorship details and opportunities are available at https://enidspca.org/festival/
Originally published in the Enid News & Eagle on October 30, 2026.
Enid SPCA fundraiser set for Nov. 7
The Enid SPCA has scheduled its annual Night at the Museum for Nov. 7, 2026, at Leonardo’s Children’s Museum.
The 21+ Cheers to Second Chances event, presented by K/H Financial, will be 7-9:30 p.m. at Leonardo’s. It brings together animal lovers and community supporters for an evening of fun while raising funds for animals in need.
As one of ESPCA’s signature fundraising events, the adult-only festival plays an important role in sustaining the organization’s mission to provide compassionate care for animals and valuable resources for pet owners throughout the community, according to Meredith Wright, a member of the Enid SPCA board of directors.
Funds raised through ticket sales, sponsorships and donations support four areas of ESPCA’s work:
• Shelter and animal care: Providing a safe environment where animals receive food, shelter, medical attention and care while waiting to find their forever homes.
• Low-cost spay/neuter services: Making spay and neuter procedures more accessible to qualifying pet owners, helping reduce pet overpopulation and improving animal welfare.
• Pet pantry: Providing free pet food to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship, helping them care for their pets and keeping them in loving homes.
• Rescue Waggin’: Transporting at-risk, adoptable animals to safer environments and rescue partners, giving them greater opportunities to find permanent, loving homes.
“Every animal that comes through our doors deserves a second chance, and every pet owner who is struggling deserves to know there is help available,” said ESPCA Executive Director Vickie Grantz. “The generosity of our community makes these programs possible. The festival is an opportunity to come together, have a wonderful evening and make a meaningful difference for animals and the people who love them.”
Guests attending this year’s festival can look forward to gourmet bites by Crazy Plate Catering, craft drinks, musical entertainment and fun activities promoting education of lifesaving animal welfare.
Tickets are available for $35 and may be purchased online at https://enidspca.org/festival/
Community members are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.
Businesses, organizations and individuals can make an even greater impact by becoming festival sponsors. Sponsorship opportunities provide valuable recognition while helping ESPCA continue its work throughout the year.
Sponsorship details and opportunities are available at https://enidspca.org/festival/
Originally published in the Enid News & Eagle on October 30, 2026.
