When does the Bark Date in Braunschweig take place?

The Bark Date takes place on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The event location is the Nußberg dog meadow in the Eastern Ring area in 38104 Braunschweig.

What is the cost of admission?

Visiting the Bark Date is free.

Do visitors need to register?

No registration is required for visitors.

Can I adopt a dog directly on site?

The Bark Date is primarily for personal acquaintance. Further placement takes place through the responsible animal welfare organization.

Are children and own dogs allowed to come?

Children and own dogs are generally allowed. Accompanying dogs must remain leashed, and contacts with the presented animals should be arranged with the caregivers.

Bark Date Braunschweig: Where a red neckerchief connects hearts on four paws

Name: Bark Date in Braunschweig
Start: 2026-10-31T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-31T13:00:00+01:00
Location: Hundewiese Nußberg

Bark Date in Braunschweig: A first sniff with a view of a new home

On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the dog meadow at Nußberg in Braunschweig will transform into a special meeting point for animal lovers. At the Bark Date, visitors can personally and casually meet dogs from animal welfare – perhaps the story of a lifelong bond between human and dog begins here.

Encounters at eye level

From 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, participating dogs along with their foster homes and animal welfare organizations will be ready on the meadow. The animals can be recognized by red neckerchiefs with the inscription Adopt me. Visitors can walk from station to station, ask questions, and gain an immediate impression of the dogs' character, behavior, and needs.

This is how the Bark Date works

The event concept combines animal welfare, personal encounters, and a relaxed event atmosphere. Unlike a purely online placement, the Bark Date creates direct contact between people and dogs. Those interested in an animal can schedule a follow-up meeting with the caring organization. The actual placement then takes place through the responsible animal welfare organization.

Relaxed event experience in Prinzenpark

The dog meadow at Nußberg provides the right setting for this unusual meet-and-greet: outdoors, informal, and with space for quiet conversations. Children and own dogs are generally allowed to come along. Accompanying dogs must remain leashed at all times; encounters with the presented animals should be arranged with the respective caregivers.

Important notes for visitors

Admission is free, and registration is not required for visitors. The event is aimed at people interested in adopting an animal welfare dog, but also at animal lovers who would like to learn about the concept and the work of the involved organizations. The participation of the animal welfare organizations and dogs is organized in advance through the Bark Date platform.

Conclusion: Perhaps the best friend for a lifetime is waiting here

The Bark Date in Braunschweig brings people and animal welfare dogs together in a personal, open atmosphere. Those who want to give a dog a new perspective will experience a special event with genuine encounters, a close connection to the audience, and a clear animal welfare idea at the dog meadow at Nußberg. Come by, get to know, and let the first spark fly.