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ACTOR JOEY LUTHMAN TO ATTEMPT WORLD RECORD AT 'JOEY JUMPS FOR CATS' BENEFIT IN GLENDALE

September 19 Event Benefiting EveryCat Health Foundation to Feature CAT MAN Documentary Screening, Filmmakers Allisyn and Dylan Snyder, and more.

LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, September 9, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Actor and filmmaker Joey Luthman will take on a new challenge for a cause close to his heart at “Joey Jumps for Cats” on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at Glendale City Seventh-day Adventist Church in Glendale, California. Luthman will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for “Most Jumps on Pogo Stick With No Hands” while raising money for EveryCat Health Foundation and its work advancing feline health research.

The challenge is the latest chapter in Luthman’s ongoing “Joey’s Journey to One Million” fundraising mission. In 2025, Luthman traveled cross-country from California to Maine on a OneWheel electric skateboard to raise funds and awareness for feline chronic kidney disease and cancer research. That journey is chronicled in the documentary CAT MAN: Journey to Save Cat Kind, which will screen at the September 19 event prior to the world record attempt.

Filmmakers Allisyn Snyder and Dylan Snyder, who directed, produced, and edited CAT MAN, will attend the screening and event. The filmmaking team will also be on hand to capture Luthman’s next CAT MAN adventure. Will Weiner, CEO of XPOGO, will observe the world record attempt as an official Guinness adjudicator.

The free community event will run from 3 PM to 9 PM and feature food, music, games, special guests, and live stand-up comedy. Donations benefiting EveryCat Health Foundation are encouraged.

Special guests scheduled to attend include Allisyn Snyder, Dylan Snyder, E.J. Bonilla, Spencer List, Elise Luthman and Justin Ellings.

The evening will also feature stand-up comedy from Evan Warner, Daniel Alvarez, Willie Macc, Allyson Vastano, Cameron Frost, Silvia De Anda and Clay Newman.

Products from Cat Years and Brook Glass Pet Fountains will also be featured at the event.

EVENT SCHEDULE

3:00 PM – Doors Open
4:00 PM – CAT MAN: Journey to Save Cat Kind Documentary Screening
5:00 PM – Pogo World Record Attempt
After 5:15 PM – Stand-Up Comedy

Food, music and games will continue throughout the event until 9:00 PM.

EVENT DETAILS

Saturday, September 19, 2026
3:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Glendale City Seventh-day Adventist Church
234 N. Isabel St.
Glendale, CA

Admission is free.

Donations benefit EveryCat Health Foundation and its work supporting feline health research.

ABOUT JOEY LUTHMAN

Joey Luthman is an award-winning actor, filmmaker and animal advocate whose television credits include Weeds, The Long Road Home, General Hospital, iCarly, Modern Family, Grey’s Anatomy, Criminal Minds, Chicago Med and Hawaii Five-0. In 2025, Luthman embarked on a cross-country OneWheel journey from California to Maine to raise funds and awareness for feline health research. His journey is chronicled in the documentary CAT MAN: Journey to Save Cat Kind. Luthman continues his “Joey’s Journey to One Million” mission with the goal of raising $1 million to help advance feline health research.

ABOUT ALLISYN SNYDER

Allisyn Snyder is an actress and filmmaker known for her role as Zora on Disney Channel’s Sonny with a Chance and So Random! and as Heather on NBC’s A.P. Bio. As a filmmaker, Snyder has worked as a director, producer, writer and editor and is a co-founder of Watch The Footage Productions. She directed, produced and edited CAT MAN: Journey to Save Cat Kind alongside Dylan Snyder.

ABOUT DYLAN SNYDER

Dylan Snyder is an actor and filmmaker known for starring as Milton on Disney XD’s Kickin’ It and for portraying Young Tarzan in Disney’s Broadway production of Tarzan. As a filmmaker, Snyder works as a director, cinematographer, producer and editor. He directed, produced and edited CAT MAN: Journey to Save Cat Kind alongside Allisyn Snyder.

ABOUT EVERYCAT HEALTH FOUNDATION

EveryCat Health Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to advancing feline health. Since 1968, the organization has funded research designed to improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting cats.

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