Dog Haus Franklin Hosts Fundraiser for Nashville Humane Association
Looking for an easy way to support animals in need? Head to Dog Haus in Franklin on Thursday, June 25th, where enjoying lunch or dinner can make a difference. The restaurant will donate 20% of all dine-in sales to the Nashville Humane Association, helping provide care, shelter, and resources for pets across Middle Tennessee. Guests can enjoy gourmet hot dogs, burgers, and drinks while supporting a worthy local cause.
More About Dog Haus & the Event
Since opening their first restaurant in Pasadena in 2010, Dog Haus has grown into a popular restaurant brand with more than 50 locations nationwide. Founded by friends Hagop Giragossian, Quasim Riaz, and André Vener, the hot dog spot is known for elevating classic comfort food. Guests can enjoy all-beef hot dogs, handcrafted sausages, Black Angus beef burgers, and signature creations served on grilled King’s Hawaiian rolls. The menu also includes customizable options, making it easy for everyone to find their favorites.
Opened in May, the Franklin location at Canteen on Carothers brings the brand’s lively atmosphere to Williamson County. Visitors can enjoy indoor and outdoor seating, catch a game on TV, play yard games, and take photos with the Franklin-inspired mural. During Thursday’s fundraiser, guests can support local rescue animals simply by dining in with family and friends. Proceeds will benefit the Nashville Humane Association and help care for pets seeking loving homes.
About Nashville Humane Association
Just outside of Williamson County, the Nashville Humane Association has dedicated its efforts to aiding sick, homeless, and at-risk shelter pets in Nashville, Middle Tennessee, and across the globe since 1946. As an entirely gift-based nonprofit organization, Nashville Humane Association relies on contributions from supporters and community partners. It is not a government agency or national umbrella organization. It is a local, independent nonprofit focused on saving animal lives and supporting the community.
Voted “Nashville’s Favorite Place to Adopt” year after year, Nashville Humane Association maintains a 99% save rate. It helps create thousands of new families annually through adoption services and outreach programs. The mission of Nashville Humane Association is “Making Adoption Magic.” It connects pets with loving homes. It also provides critical resources for pets and families across Middle Tennessee. Events like the Dogs Helping Dogs fundraiser at Dog Haus in Franklin support this mission by raising awareness for rescue animals.
Meet Claire
Claire is a sweet, affectionate dog searching for a family to call her own. She has a gentle personality and loves spending time with people of all ages. Claire does well with children, gets along with other dogs, and enjoys joining everyday activities. She is also crate trained and knows basic commands, making her easy to welcome home.
This smart girl is highly food-motivated and loves puzzle toys, treats, and learning new skills. After playtime, Claire enjoys curling up beside her favorite people. She loves attention, affection, and companionship. If you’re looking for a loyal dog with a loving heart, Claire could be the perfect match.
Dogs Helping Dogs highlights pups like Claire and the Nashville Humane Association’s mission. The organization helps animals find safe, loving homes. On June 25th, visit Dog Haus in Franklin and make your meal matter. Every bite supports dogs waiting for their forever families. Your support helps provide care, hope, and new beginnings.
