News Australia hosts rooftop puppy yoga with Greyhound Racing NSW
Attendees enjoyed a balanced morning of relaxation and stretching, along with hands-on interaction with energetic, adoptable puppies.

News Australia hosted a rooftop puppy yoga event with key client Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) in support of their flagship rehoming initiative, Greyhounds as Pets (GAP), on Thursday.
The event brought NCA team members together with adorable puppies to strengthen client engagement with GRNSW.
Attendees enjoyed a balanced morning of relaxation and stretching, along with hands-on interaction with energetic, adoptable puppies, fostering strong relationship-building in an informal setting.
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The interactive corporate activation also aimed to drive greyhound adoptions to the broader building community.

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Beyond the immediate wellness benefits, the event successfully highlighted GAP’s core mission: dispelling breed misconceptions and transitioning retired greyhounds into loving homes.
Sarah Weston, Client Partner, said: "Through The Daily Telegraph, we are incredibly proud to be a major supporter of GAP's mission, using our platform to help these beautiful dogs connect with the loving families they deserve.
“Yesterday morning’s puppy yoga was a brilliant start to the day, and a real eye-opener for anyone who hadn't yet experienced just how remarkably gentle these dogs truly are.”
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