The 2026 Tripawds Dog Art Auction is around the corner. It starts October 16–25, and you can join the fun to help make this year’s fundraiser for the Kaiserin Pet Cancer Care Package program a success.
Bid, Win and Help Tripawds Everywhere. Here’s How.

Winning bids for paintings by animal artists help fund the Kaiserin Pet Cancer Care Package program.
Preview the 2026 Tripawds Dog Art Auction
You Can Lend a Helping Paw for Tripawds with Cancer
The annual Tripawds Dog Art Auction is our biggest fundraiser of the year, when talented animal artists put their paws, claws, hooves and whole bodies to work for Tripawd pets with cancer.
Every piece of original artwork they donate helps raise the funds needed to continue providing Kaiserin Pet Cancer Care Packages to Tripawd pets and families battling cancer together.

1. Register to Bid
New to the Tripawds Dog Art Auction? Register now so you’re ready to bid when the auction begins! If you participated last year, you can use the same password.
Creating an auction account also allows us to notify you if you’ve been outbid or if you’ve won an auction item.
2. Discover Your Favorite Artwork and Place a Bid
Browse the 2026 Tripawds Dog Art Auction and find the one-of-a-kind art you love, and gifts you want to give others this pawliday season.
When bidding starts on Friday, October 16, simply enter the amount you want to bid and place your bid.
If someone outbids you, you’ll be notified so you can return and bid again.
3. Watch Your Bids and Auction Updates
Keep an eye on your auction account dashboard and email for bidding updates.
If you’re outbid, you’ll receive a notification so you can return and place another bid.
Winners will also be notified through the auction website and by email.
Pay close attention on the last auction day, Sunday October 25.
Bidding is FAST during the last couple of hours. Don’t get outbid. Stay close to your phone or computer so you won’t get outbid!
4. What Happens If You Win?
When the auction closes, winners will be notified by email and through the auction website.
You’ll receive a payment link to complete your purchase and make that special piece of animal art yours!
More Ways to Participate in the 2026 Dog Art Auction
We need all paws on deck to help us spread the word about the auction. Together we can keep the Kaiserin Pet Cancer Care Package program going strong.
Order a set of Kaiserin Greeting Cards!
Tell your furiends on social media
Help us get the word out during the auction, which starts on October 16. The more people you tag, the more who wil discover this amazing artwork and home decor gits created by animals.
More people means more potential bidders — and more support for Tripawd pets with cancer.
So please SHARE!
2026 Tripawds Dog Art Auction FAQs:
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Friday, October 16 through Sunday, October 25
The Tripawds Foundation Auction Headquarters
Original paintings by animals who paint.
It’s a multi-species extravaganza! Artists are from around the world created wall art and home decor for your gift-giving fun this pawliday season.
Share the auction with these social media tags:
- #tripawdsdogartauction
- #artbydogs
- #artbyanimals
- #dogart
- #talenteddogs
- #tripawds
- #tripawdsfundraiser
- #tripawdscommunity
- #dogsofinstagram
- #dogswhopaint
Follow Your Favorite Animal Artists and Tell Your Furiends!
Show our talented animal artists some love! Follow your favorites on social media (you’ll find their handles here) and share their auction artwork donations with your furiends.
Please help spread the word about the 2026 Tripawds Dog Art Auction. Be sure to tag @TripawdsCommunity, too!
On Behalf of Kaiserin, Thank You for Making the Dog Art Auction Pawsome!
The program is made possible because of Kaiserin and her mum Natasha, aka @kaiserinmom. Natasha’s talented German Shepherd lost her leg to cancer in 2018. But it didn’t stop her from being an official Trick Dog Champion, and artistic genius on three paws!
Kaiserin thrived with cancer for two beautiful years. Today, her mum is the driving force behind this critical fundraiser for the program named in her honor.


