Meow and Mingle - Kitten Speed Dating Event
Looking for love? Maybe a new furry best friend? Or just a purrfect way to spend a fun-filled afternoon?
Join us for a kitten speed dating, where you can sip, socialize, and snuggle with adorable adoptable kittens from SAYv Animal Organization! Whether you’re looking to adopt or just want some kitty cuddle time, this event is guaranteed to be a whisker-licking good time!
Event details
Location: Navigator Taproom, 2211 N Milwaukee Ave, Suite # 100, Chicago, IL 60647
Date: Sunday, March 9, 2025
Time: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Event highlights
Meet and play – Reserve your spot and enjoy 5-10 minutes of kitten cuddles before rotating to meet another furry sweetheart
Sip and support – Enjoy exclusive drink specials where proceeds go directly to SAYv to help animals in need
Themed fun – Playful “dating profiles” for each kitten to help you find your purr-fect match! Decor and more
Walk-ins welcome – Space is limited, but if we have room, we'd love to have you! Reserving your spot online is recommended to guarantee availability
Adoption pre-approval – If you're ready to adopt, get pre-approved in advance at sayvanimals.org/adopt. Found the one at the event? Apply on-site, and a volunteer will follow up
Meet and greet finale – Fell head over paws for a particular kitten? After the speed dating rounds, enjoy extra time during our meet and greet session, where you can spend more one-on-one time with your favorites
Reserve your ticket
RESERVE YOUR SPOT on THIS PAGE.
Donation at the door: While tickets are free to reserve your time slot, we kindly ask for a $20/person donation at the door to support the animals. Your generosity helps provide food, care, and medical attention to these sweet furballs!



Every year, approximately 3.2 million cats enter U.S. animal shelters, many of whom are in need of loving homes.
ASPCA

Adopting a cat can lead to significant improvements in your mental health, including reducing stress and anxiety levels.
Harvard Medical School

Cats have the ability to purr at a frequency that has been shown to promote healing and reduce pain in humans.
Frontiers in Veterinary Science

In a recent study, it was found that petting a cat can lower your blood pressure and improve overall heart health.
American Heart Association

The presence of a pet can increase levels of oxytocin, often referred to as the 'love hormone', which strengthens the bond between humans and animals.
Journal of Health Psychology

Over 70% of pet owners consider their pets to be part of the family, emphasizing the importance of adopting and caring for animals.
American Pet Products Association