Humane Society of Broward Hosts Halloween Festival to Promote Dog Adoptions
The Humane Society of Broward hosted the "Count Barkula Halloween Festival" in Dania Beach, an event designed to connect families with adoptable dogs through Halloween-themed activities and encourage pet adoptions.
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, October 16, 2026 —
The Humane Society of Broward hosted the “Count Barkula Halloween Festival” in Dania Beach, with the event centered on bringing families together with dogs available for adoption. Halloween-themed activities were part of the festival, which was also intended to encourage pet adoptions.
The information provided identifies the Humane Society of Broward as the host and Dania Beach as the event location. It does not specify when the festival took place, where in Dania Beach it was held, or how many people or dogs attended. Details about the activities, participating organizations, and whether any adoptions occurred were not provided.
The event’s stated purpose combined a seasonal gathering with an opportunity for families to meet adoptable dogs. However, the available description does not say how attendees could meet the animals, what adoption procedures or requirements applied, or whether the festival included other services or programming.
No information was provided about the event’s duration, admission, organizers beyond the Humane Society of Broward, or plans for future festivals. The account also does not identify any individual dogs or provide figures on the number of animals seeking homes. As a result, the confirmed details are limited to the host, the event name and location, its Halloween theme, and its stated focus on connecting families with adoptable dogs and encouraging adoptions.
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