Bark Date in Stuttgart: Adopt dogs and find new friends!

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On June 8, 2025, a Bark Date took place in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, where 30 dogs looking for a home were introduced.

Am 8. Juni 2025 fand in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen ein Bark Date statt, bei dem 30 Hunde auf der Suche nach einem Zuhause vorgestellt wurden.
On June 8, 2025, a Bark Date took place in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, where 30 dogs looking for a home were introduced.

Bark Date in Stuttgart: Adopt dogs and find new friends!

The fourth “Bark Date” took place on Sunday in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, an innovative event that offers dog lovers the opportunity to get to know animals from regional animal shelters and clubs. Despite adverse weather conditions with wind and rain, numerous interested parties took part in the event, which demonstrated the great enthusiasm for the animal companions. Around 30 dogs were ready to introduce themselves and meet their new people. SWR reports that Sebastian Herpich and Maria Sawinska were also among the visitors looking for their first dog together.

The Bark Dates are designed as a first meeting where dogs and their carers can present themselves. Those interested can address the special needs of the animals and, if necessary, check with the animal welfare association afterwards whether the necessary requirements for adoption are met. A special feature of this format is that the dogs cannot be taken along directly; Rather, it serves to sniff and get to know each other. The event also highlights the selection of responsibility for adoption, as some dogs have special requirements for their new owners. Barkdate offers an app to organize registration for these dates, making the process easier for interested clubs and animal shelters.

Successful placements and app development

In addition, it is reported that at least five successful placements per event are recorded following the Bark Dates. This campaign has not only proven effective, but also ensures that dogs like the mixed breed Rugby, who has been waiting for a new home for over a year, receive more attention. Dogs are filmed during the event and the clips are shared online, significantly increasing their chances of being adopted.

The app for registering dogs for the Bark Date allows animal shelters and clubs to register their dogs and sign them up for upcoming dates. At least one dog must be created to apply for a date and registration is required to participate. After checking the information, the clubs will be activated. There is also a waiting list for those interested and the option to be notified when there are vacancies.

Such events actively promote animal welfare and support the popularity of dog adoption in Germany. The Bark Dates not only bring potential dog owners together, but also promote modern ways of accommodating and presenting dogs via the app.