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For many long-time Adopt Me players, major winter events always come with a mix of excitement and pressure. There’s new content to chase, a fresh home to decorate, and of course, a super rare pet everyone is talking about. This year, the star is definitely the Tree Sasquatch. After watching countless players speed through the event over the weekend, I decided to dive in myself, and honestly, the journey is way more interesting than it first appears.

I’m writing this as someone who has spent way too many hours in Roblox, especially inside Adopt Me, so if you’re still figuring out whether the grind is worth it, or you just want to plan your route more efficiently, here’s everything I learned along the way.

Understanding the Real Challenge Behind the Tree Sasquatch

The Tree Sasquatch looks adorable, but it definitely isn’t one of those pets you pick up casually. You can’t buy your way through it. You have to earn it the old-fashioned way by completing pet needs until your counter hits a massive 450 tasks. The moment you finish that final need, you get a pop-up letting you know the pet has arrived in your mailbox.

Even for someone used to long leveling sessions, seeing that number for the first time was intense. I recommend breaking your playtime into manageable bursts rather than trying to rush everything in one sitting. If you’re like me and often multitask while playing, this event is perfect—you can steadily make progress without stressing.

If you ever plan to buy adopt me pets to round out your collection, that’s fine for other situations, but for this event specifically, the Tree Sasquatch is all about commitment. And honestly, that makes finally receiving one feel a lot more rewarding.

Step-By-Step Progression: How the Pudding Home Evolves

Besides the pet, the other big part of this year’s update is the Christmas Pudding Home. To unlock it, you need to complete 15 pet tasks first. After that, the home keeps evolving as you continue leveling. This progression system is surprisingly charming.

Here’s how the transformations play out:

First upgrade: A snow pile forms at the back of the house.
Third upgrade: A candy-cane fence appears.
Fourth upgrade: Lights, bows, and extra decorations wrap around the door.
Fifth upgrade: Illuminated Christmas trees appear in the yard.
Final upgrade: A snowman shows up on one side and a sleigh on the other.

Watching the home slowly come to life makes the grind feel much more rewarding, especially if you enjoy decorating. And the best part is that the exterior upgrades don’t affect the interior layout. You can start decorating inside immediately while the outside continues leveling on its own timeline.

Planning Your Decorations and Theme

A surprising number of players (including me) quickly found themselves collecting multiple Pudding Homes. Now the big question turns into: How should you decorate them?

The community poll from the video showed that the most popular pick so far is a Christmas-colors theme inspired by the Tree Sasquatch itself—deep greens, warm browns, and small pops of bright holiday lights. Personally, I love this direction because it ties the pet and the home together.

But if you’re going for something more unique, you can also craft a lighter, pastel theme or a warm brown aesthetic that matches the pudding exterior. The home is large, bright, and super flexible. You can experiment with different layouts, from cozy kitchens to tree-filled entry spaces. One thing I found helpful was saving a few extra festive Christmas trees from the winter calendar, just in case I needed them for later rooms.

Trading and Event Limitations

At the moment, the Pudding Home and Tree Sasquatch are locked from trading until the winter event ends. This is normal for Adopt Me’s limited events, so don’t panic if you were planning to swap extras afterwards. The developers already confirmed that trading will reopen once the event wraps.

This is also a good time to keep an eye on the adopt me pets trade marketplace, especially when the update ends and everyone starts exchanging homes and pets they collected. It’s always interesting to see how players value brand-new event items during the first week of unlocked trading.

Tips for Speeding Up the Grind

If this is your first time pushing through a major leveling event, here are a few practical strategies that made my grind smoother:

Stay indoors more often than outdoors. Certain tasks are easier to trigger while staying near beds, food, and water.
Use alt accounts if you want extra houses or decorations.
Keep your pets organized by category so you can rotate quickly when one reaches a new age.
If you’re planning to trade later, try to prepare multiple pets now while the event items are fresh.

Also, if you prefer a safer and more organized approach to managing your pet collection outside the event, some players use services like U4GM when handling large inventories or rare trades. Just make sure you’re always playing safely and sticking to the rules of Roblox and Adopt Me.


Overall, this winter event feels well-designed and surprisingly cozy. The Tree Sasquatch is adorable, the Pudding Home is one of the most customizable seasonal houses we’ve had in a long time, and the grind—while long—feels fair. If you’re decorating multiple homes, planning a theme, or aiming to collect several Tree Sasquatches, you’re definitely in for a fun couple of weeks.


The Tree Sasquatch and Pudding Home event adds a fresh layer of progression and creativity to Adopt Me. The grind is long but rewarding, and with smart planning and a theme you genuinely enjoy, decorating the Pudding Home becomes one of the most fun parts of the update. Once trading opens after the event, the value of these items should make the effort feel even more worthwhile.

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