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VW Takes Dog Ready Tiguan to Wags, Wheels, and Waffles Charity Event

Lots of cars are practical, but Volkswagen wants to prove that its Tigan can be the perfect car for dog owners. The brand brought a Tiguan full of dog-themed accessories to Wags, Wheels, and Waffles, a California charity event to help rescue dogs find new homes.

The event, held in Culver City, included made-to-order waffles and rescue dogs from Maeday Rescue and A Purposeful Rescue.

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The Tiguan featured a pop-up 17.7 cubic foot roof rack, perfect for carrying pet supplies—but not pets, as Mitt Romney will tell you—a Kurgo Tru-Fit harness for dogs, and a kibble carrier that dogs can eat from on while they ride. Little dogs can also easily jump into their seats thanks to a WeatherTech PetSTEP.

A heavy duty trunk liner with seat back coverage, wind deflectors, mounts for tablets, and a set of 19-inch Victoria Falls rims round out this Tiguan’s features.

All of the accessories are available at VW Genuine Accessories from parts.vw.com or at their respective manufacturers’ websites.

Ollie Pupsgiving Gathering at Platform LA

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