The Keuka Lake Wine Trail has once again demonstrated its dedication to the community by donating $1,000 to the Humane Society of Yates County. This generous contribution was made possible through the success of the Paws & Pours Passport program, an initiative that merges the Finger Lakes’ love for wine with its appreciation for four-legged friends.
The Paws & Pours Passport is a year-round digital offering designed for both locals and visitors to explore the region’s dog-friendly wineries. Participants in the program enjoy exclusive perks such as discounts on wine flights or glasses at member wineries. Meanwhile, canine companions are treated to complimentary dog biscuits at each stop, making the experience enjoyable for all.
This initiative highlights the welcoming atmosphere of the Keuka Lake Wine Trail while fostering a connection between businesses and local organizations. By encouraging tourism and supporting the Humane Society of Yates County, the program underscores the wine trail’s commitment to community partnerships and giving back to meaningful causes.
“Paws & Pours isn’t just about celebrating wine or the companionship of our furry friends,” said a representative of the Keuka Lake Wine Trail. “It’s about creating a positive impact in our community, and we’re thrilled to support the Humane Society of Yates County in their vital work.”
The Humane Society of Yates County, a nonprofit organization dedicated to animal welfare, relies heavily on community contributions to provide shelter, medical care, and adoption services for animals in need. The $1,000 donation will go toward supporting these efforts, ensuring better lives for the area’s homeless pets.
For more information about the Paws & Pours Passport or to participate, visit the Keuka Lake Wine Trail’s website.
