Puppy Pals Live reached the quarterfinals of Season 15 of America’s Got Talent with a cast of rescued dogs pulling off ladder climbs, jump rope, backflips, and big-air stunts. The full touring show arrives at the Paramount Hudson Valley in Peekskill on Sunday, October 25 at 11:00 a.m. — a morning start that’s essentially a gift to families who needed a reason to get out of the house.
About the Show
The act was developed by Wesley Williams, who built the production from a childhood love of animals into a nationally touring comedic stunt show. The cast features approximately five dogs rescued from shelters and homes across the country. Host Yonelle Otero travels with the troupe and has described the show’s mission plainly: “We pick up dogs all over the country from unfitted homes or any shelters. We teach them some very cool, amazing tricks.”
In performance, those tricks run the full range: ladder climbing, jump rope, backflips, dancing routines, and big-air stunts, with canine comedy running throughout that the show bills as “laugh-out-loud.” The production is described as “high energy excitement from beginning to end.” The AGT Season 15 quarterfinal run helped establish the show nationally; since then, Puppy Pals Live has toured across the country extensively, with multiple upstate New York stops already in 2026, including a January date at The Smith Opera House in Geneva. The show runs approximately 70 minutes and is designed for all ages. The rescue-animal backstory runs deeper than a talking point: every performer was pulled from a shelter or an unfitted home, giving the production a mission alongside its entertainment.
This Peekskill date was originally scheduled for an earlier date before being postponed to October 25. If you held tickets from the original booking, contact the Paramount Hudson Valley directly to confirm they carry over.
Venue & Logistics
The Paramount Hudson Valley is a theater at 1008 Brown St in Peekskill, in the Hudson Valley. Before you go: the venue prohibits outside food and beverages, backpacks and large bags are not allowed, and every guest goes through a security screening and bag check at entry. Factor that into your arrival window, especially if you’re corralling young kids — the 11:00 a.m. curtain does not wait for a slow bag check line.
Tickets
Tickets are $36 for adults and $22 for children 12 and under. Buy tickets