Montreal's dogs and their owners gathered at an indoor dog park in Griffintown for a Halloween-themed costume contest. The event, held on October 31, featured awards for the spookiest costume, best owner and dog duo, and other categories. Over 50 dogs participated, with judges selecting winners based on creativity and costume quality.
This annual event has become a popular tradition in Montreal, drawing pet owners from across the city. The Griffintown dog park, known for its community-focused activities, hosted the event in a large indoor space equipped with play areas and seating for spectators. The contest was organized by a local pet care association, which aims to promote pet wellness and community engagement.
Halloween events for pets have gained popularity in recent years, offering a safe and fun way for animals to participate in seasonal festivities. Montreal's approach emphasizes inclusivity and safety, ensuring that pets remain comfortable while celebrating the holiday. The event also included educational booths on pet care and nutrition, reflecting the city's commitment to supporting pet owners.
