A Christmas carol service was held for DOGS in Dublin last night

What a fantastic idea.

An annual Christmas carol service for dogs was held in Christ Church Cathedral yesterday... and can you think of anything cuter? The event was held for Peata, to celebrate the work it does for pets in Ireland.

In my element at the canine carol service for pet therapy dogs @PeataIreland1 ?? pic.twitter.com/Q0VGXbVCth

— Kim Buckley (@KiiimBuckley) December 12, 2017

The charity provides a pet therapy service to care homes, and brings dogs into retirement homes, hospices and to people with intellectual disabilities. But the show that they put on last night was brilliant, with the pups even singing a rendition of Bark the Herald Angels Sing!

The dogs are all barking along ? @PeataIreland1 pic.twitter.com/Gco8qDelxr

— Kim Buckley (@KiiimBuckley) December 12, 2017

Bark! The Herald Angel Sings @PeataIreland1 pic.twitter.com/aXqAYcMTEJ

— Kim Buckley (@KiiimBuckley) December 12, 2017

Lesley Rue, who organises the annual canine choir service, said: "It's great to see the patients, the clients, the owners and the dogs have a good old sing-song and a bark of course." TodayFM reporter Kim Buckley tweeted while at the carol service last night, and we have to say, her pictures are adorable. A fab event for a great cause.