What's up dog?

Bob is a 10-year-old Bichon Frise who is a beloved member of our office team. His tight curly white coat and cheerful demeanour bring a smile to everyone's face, even on the busiest days. Because of his good work year-over-year, Bob has been recently promoted to Executive Vice President of Wellbeing and Morale on a 1-day work week.

Bob’s influence extends beyond our immediate team. His presence has become a talking point for clients and visitors, who often request to meet him during their visits.

One particularly memorable moment was when a team member was going through a tough time personally. Bob seemed to sense their distress and spent extra time by their side, providing comfort and companionship. This small act of kindness had a profound impact, demonstrating Bob's unique ability to support and uplift those around him.

Bob’s quirky personality is another reason he stands out. His love for cheese is legendary in our office. Whether it's a mild cheddar or tangy gouda, Bob's eyes light up with joy at the mere mention of cheese. His love for cheese is so well-known that he has a hilarious habit of sitting patiently by the office fridge, hoping for a cheesy treat.

Bob’s natural ability to bring joy, comfort, and a sense of community truly makes him the best office dog.

We believe that no dog should be left behind.

Every dog that enters is eligible for the 2024 People's Choice Award. The winner of the 2024 OZ People's Choice will be decided by you, the people!

This year, we wanted to give the love back to our communities.

Every year, our campaign is supported and celebrated by a variety of incredible charities across Australia, all of whom mahi tirelessly to make a positive impact for dogs in their respected communities.

This year, the winner of the 2024 People Choice's Award will have the value of their doggy prize pack matched and donated to a charity of their choosing.

In addition, every voter will have the opportunity to donate towards one of the 3 incredbile mental health charities or dog organisations.