Fetch Pet Gala Raises Over $750,000 for Charities
The second annual event at The Carlyle Hotel pushed its two-year collection beyond $1.2 million.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Philanthropy

The 2026 Fetch Pet Gala raised more than $750,000 for four nonprofit organizations at its second annual event, held October 19 at The Carlyle Hotel. The gala brought the event's two-year total past $1.2 million.
Why it matters
The figures show sustained fundraising momentum for animal-focused nonprofits in New York City, where the gala has now completed two editions. The results give the four beneficiary organizations a direct, measurable financial boost.
The gala raised more than $750,000 for four nonprofits, lifting the event's two-year collection above $1.2 million. The source does not specify the individual amounts each organization received.
The players
Bernadette Peters
Broadway star who hosted the gala and performed onstage, and who co-founded Broadway Barks, an animal-welfare charity.
Cyndi Lauper
Grammy-winning singer and longtime animal advocate who appeared as a surprise guest on the green carpet with a rescue dog.
SATELLAI
Pet-technology company that announced the gala totals and provided complimentary Collar Go devices to five adopting pet parents.
The details
Cyndi Lauper joined as a surprise guest and walked the green carpet with a rescue dog from North Shore Animal League America. Ariana DeBose and Darren Criss performed a duet of 'Shallow,' with Criss arriving in New York hours after performing at London's Royal Albert Hall, while Bernadette Peters hosted and performed onstage. Fetch Pet Insurance and SATELLAI supported a professional photoshoot organized by Stronger Shot ahead of the event.
Timeline
October 19, 2026: Second annual Fetch Pet Gala held at The Carlyle Hotel.
November 3, 2026: SATELLAI announced totals and complimentary Collar Go devices for five adopting pet parents via PR Newswire.
Season Trajectory
The Fetch Pet Gala builds on Broadway Barks, the animal-welfare organization co-founded by host Bernadette Peters, extending its mission into a high-profile fundraising format. The second edition's growth to a two-year total above $1.2 million marks a continuing pattern of celebrity-backed pet philanthropy in New York.
Pet owners can see the gala's support for adoption by noting that five adopting families received complimentary Collar Go devices from SATELLAI. Readers interested in supporting the four beneficiary nonprofits can look to the organizations involved in the event's fundraising.
The takeaway
Celebrity-hosted charity events can channel significant funds toward animal welfare when partners pair fundraising with tangible adoption incentives. Supporters who want to help can look at how events like this distribute their proceeds across local nonprofits.
Further reading
Explore more Philanthropy coverage to see how New York City's charitable events compare.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.










