If you like watching reality TV and love watching at-risk dogs find their forever homes, do we have the auction for you!

Emily Simpson is a mother, lawyer, TV personality, and philanthropist. She stars on The Real Housewives of Orange County, making us laugh and pulling our heartstrings with her charity work.

Emily and her family recently adopted a shelter dog from a high-kill shelter in California. Novy’s Ark is a dog rescue in Atascadero, CA who frequently pulls dogs and puppies from this same shelter. Because of this partnership, Emily has generously donated her Real Housewives reunion dress to Novy’s Ark to auction off to raise money for needy pups just in time for the holidays!

We are proud that Emily is an animal advocate along side so many organizations, volunteers, and caring individuals fighting for our CA animals in need.

Novy’s Ark specializes in taking dogs from high-kill shelters, giving them the medical and behavioral attention they need, while immediately providing them with a safe, home-like environment before individually matching them with forever homes.

This is such a fun opportunity to buy a new holiday dress or a gift for your favorite Real Housewives fan, while raising money to help dogs get out of their cold shelters and into a warm home for the holidays!

About the dress:

Designer: Herve Leger
Size: Medium
Color: Rose Gold Foil
Rocked by Emily Simpson at the Real Housewives of Orange County Season 18 Reunion

About the auction:

Bidding begins this Thursday, November 21st at 7pm Pacific Time. Just in time to tune in to watch the reunion and check out the dress! Bidding ends 3pm Pacific Time on Thanksgiving Day to kick off the holiday season!

Novy’s Ark is a 501(c)(3) and will ship the dress, along with a Donation Receipt for your fully deductible and generous purchase.

Thank you for your support and thank you for bidding!

Real Housewives Save Real Dog’s Lives

Bid on Emily Simpson’s Real Housewives reunion look! All proceeds go to Novy’s Ark, a California rescue working to save dog's lives from high-kill shelters