Ride A Pet has two kinds of updates worth keeping separate: dated announcements on its Roblox page and weather effects reported in gameplay guides. An event card tells you what the developer has announced. It does not automatically confirm a reward, a new pet, or a cash boost unless those details are actually stated on the official listing.
The official WHO'S THAT PET? listing
On September 24, 2026, the official Ride A Pet experience page displayed an event card for WHO'S THAT PET? with a September 26 date. The card linked to a dedicated Roblox event page. Its short public description said only to find out on Saturday. It did not establish an event duration, a 2x Cash reward, or a particular pet reveal.
Open the Roblox experience page before planning a session. Event cards and displayed times can change, and Roblox may present the time for your own account or region. Treat the current Roblox listing—not an older guide—as the schedule of record. If the linked event page adds mechanics or rewards, those details can be evaluated when they appear; they should not be inferred from the event title.
Weather effects are a different system
Ride A Pet's official description says that players can mutate pets to go faster. A dated gameplay guide from AllThings.How describes hatch mutations separately from timed weather traits such as Shocked, Volted, Rage, Void, and Eternal. That guide describes the game's weather system separately from the September 26 Roblox event listing.
For a weather session, check what your current server actually displays. The guide describes keeping a valuable pet equipped or in the pen when an applicable storm occurs, because inventory-stored pets are not exposed to the same effect. Conditions can change after game updates, so inspect the in-game Index and active weather indicator rather than relying on an old multiplier table alone. Our mutation guide covers this gameplay system in more detail.
Where to check new announcements
- Start at the Roblox experience page for the developer identity, game description, and event cards.
- Open an event card's Roblox page for its own date and description. Do not treat a third-party recap as a substitute for the event page.
- Use dated gameplay coverage for mechanics the official card does not explain, and distinguish reports from official announcements.
- Recheck both sources when a new event begins. A scheduled card can be edited, postponed, or replaced.
The dependable fact here is the existence of the official event listing. Specific rewards and end times remain unconfirmed in that listing as reviewed on September 24. That boundary lets you follow the event without planning around a benefit that Roblox has not announced.