Show off your dog’s Halloween costume while trick or treating for a good cause at Howl for the Animals, to benefit the Pope Memorial Humane Society (formerly the Cocheco Valley Humane Society). Howl for the Animals takes place this Saturday, October 12, 2019 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Haunted Overload at DeMeritt Hill Farm in Lee, NH (20 Orchard Way). Proceeds from Howl for the Animals directly benefit the important work of caring for the animals at the Pope Memorial Humane Society. In addition to Howl for the Animals, Haunted Overload will continue its long tradition of generously donating a percentage of the proceeds from the entire season to the animal shelter!
Dogs are allowed at Haunted Overload this Saturday only, at Howl for the Animals, which is a non-scary event for the whole family. There will be friendly characters handing out candy to trick or treaters, as well as craft vendors, raffles and activities for children. There will also be a contests for dogs including best Halloween costume! Admission is $5.00 per person with all proceeds to benefit the Cocheco Valley Pope Memorial Humane Society. Tickets can be purchased day of, or avoid the line by buying in advance at CVHSonline.org.
Winner of ABC’s The Great Halloween Fright Fight, Haunted Overload is one of the top haunts in the country! The haunt is an experience unlike any other as customers walk through an outdoor haunt with actors, 34-foot monsters and scary structures that rival movie quality sets and special effects. Haunted Overload takes place at DeMeritt Hill Farm Thursdays through Sundays from October 11 through November 2, 2019. There are day haunts which are child-friendly and family focused so everyone can enjoy the haunt, as well as fright nights which are extra scary! Howl for the Animals takes place during the day when friendly monsters comes out to play in the safety of the daylight.
Please note that dogs are only allowed at this one event, Howl for the Animals. For more information on both day and night time frights, please visit Haunted Overload. To learn more about Howl for the Animals, please visit the Pope Memorial Hume Society.
