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Drag Queen Bingo Event to Benefit Brother Wolf Animal Rescue

Brother Wolf Animal Rescue’s annual Drag Queen Bingo event is back and better than ever. This year’s event, presented by O.Henry’s of Asheville, will take place on Friday, November 2nd from 7-9:30pm at the Crowne Plaza.

You won’t want to miss hostess Honey LaBronx from New York City! Honey is a dedicated activist for the animals, and has performed around the world raising funds for animal sanctuaries and animal rescues.

Drag Queen Bingo will take place in a much smaller venue than in previous years. The cozier environment will create a more exclusive experience for attendees and boost chances of winning an exciting prize!

Reserved tables are also available to ensure that you and your friends get to sit together at some of the best seats in the house.

Drag Queen Bingo was voted WNC’s Best Fundraising Event in 2017 by Mountain Xpress!

Visit dragqueens.bwar.org to purchase your tickets today.

All proceeds from Drag Queen Bingo benefit the thousands of animals Brother Wolf will rescue and care for this year, including the animals rescued from areas affected by Hurricanes Florence and Michael. Since Brother Wolf receives no government funding for their work, events like this help to make their  life saving work possible.

About Brother Wolf Animal Rescue

Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, located in Asheville, NC, was founded in 2007 to provide the resources and life-saving programs to build a No-Kill community. As a grassroots organization, Brother Wolf believes strongly in community engagement and making it easy to adopt, volunteer and become involved in its No-Kill mission. BWAR’s No Kill Community Development Initiative is currently working with five chapters to implement life-saving programs and build their own No-Kill communities. Celebrating 10 years, Brother Wolf will break ground in 2017 at its sanctuary location 25 minutes from Asheville. The sanctuary will be a place for people and animals to heal, as well as focus on working towards the vision of uncompromised compassion for all animals.