A heart for dogs: Successful Barkdate in Nuremberg

A heart for dogs: Successful Barkdate in Nuremberg

- A special event for dog lovers and animal welfare: The second "Barkdate" brought the perfect opportunity to get to know dogs from animal welfare in the Volkspark Marienberg in Nuremberg on Sunday, July 21st.

Community initiative for animal welfare

The meeting in the Volkspark Marienberg was not just a way to adopt dogs; It was also an important initiative to promote animal welfare. The organizers, under the direction of Eileen Bayliss, are happy about the lively interest from the community, as more and more people are willing to take responsibility for a four -legged friend. With the support of various animal welfare associations and animal shelters, a sign of animal welfare is set here.

insights into the "Barkdate"

The concept of the "Barkdate" is simple and effective: it combines dog owners and interested parties in a relaxed environment. Dogs that stand for adoption wear red scarves to be recognized immediately as potential companions. Contact persons are available on site who provide more information about the animals.

positive response in animal mediation

The event received a positive response after the first meeting in June, which was also shown on Sunday. Organizer Eileen Bayliss emphasized that numerous interested parties came and that many dogs were presented by various animal welfare organizations. "We had great weather and many beautiful dogs, including large, small, old and young," said Bayliss.

future meetings to promote adoption

The next "Barkdate" events are planned for September in Regensburg and Gunzenhausen. In the past few weeks, some ties between dogs and potential owners have already developed, which the organizers took note of. Some interested parties have already made contacts for further meetings, which nourishes hope for successful mediations.

support for a good thing

Since it is a non -profit initiative, “Barkdate” is dependent on donations to support the work of animal welfare organizations. Anyone who wants to promote the project can find more information on the “Barkdate” website. Such events not only raise awareness of animal welfare, but also strengthened the local community, as more and more people are committed to the well -being of the animals.

- Nag