Join us for this exciting episode of 'Dog Friendly,' recorded live at the 2024 Longmont Oktoberfest! Host Brandon Bennett, owner of Alpine Howl, sits down with Cliff Cullen, Deputy Director of the Longmont Humane Society, for an engaging conversation about what he does and what goes into making the Octoberfest a reality.

In this episode, Brandon and Cliff discuss the Octoberfest event, upcoming initiatives at the Longmont Humane Society, and how community events like Oktoberfest help raise awareness and support for local rescues. With the festive atmosphere buzzing around them, they share stories of Cliff's younger years, how he got involved with the Longmont Human Society, and what people of all ages can do to get involved.

Whether you’re a long-time dog owner, a rescue advocate, or just love hearing heartwarming tales about pets and their impact on our lives, this episode is sure to inspire. Don’t miss the chance to learn more about how you can get involved and make a difference in your community!

Tune in for a Dog Friendly delightful conversation that combines the spirit of Oktoberfest with the love of our furry companions! Cheers

Questions please contact Alpine Howl Owner/Host Brandon@alpinehowl.com

Was to contact Cliff and the Longmont Human Society follow the link: https://www.longmonthumane.org/

Emmy Delis the events coordinator with the Longmont Human Society talks about her job, the Longmont Human Society, and what it takes to put on an event.

https://www.longmonthumane.org/

Dog Friendly visited a new spot called Romero's K9 Club and Tap House. They were celebrating being in business for 6 years. It was a fun time and a great atmosphere. There was plenty of room for dogs to run, play, and even jump in a pool or 6. We sat down with 3 lovely ladies and their pups. These ladies visit Romero's as a clan of many. For the celebration, they came to impress or should I say they dressed their pups to impress.