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Patriots help dogs find forever homes at Pawtriots Howl-Ween Dog Parade and Costume Contest

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel was among a panel of judges for the first-ever Pawtriots Howl-Ween Dog Parade and Costume Contest. The festive event helped dogs from the Baypath Humane Society of Hopkinton find their forever homes.

Published: Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 7:01 PM
Patriots help dogs find forever homes at Pawtriots Howl-Ween Dog Parade and Costume Contest
Key Things to Know
  • The New England Patriots hosted their inaugural Pawtriots Howl-Ween Dog Parade to support dog adoption.
  • Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, Will Campbell, Tommy DeVito, and Scott Zolak served as costume contest judges.
  • More than 85 dogs participated in the parade and costume contest held at Patriot Place.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The New England Patriots held the inaugural Pawtriots Howl-Ween Dog Parade and Costume Contest at Patriot Place to promote pet adoption. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel, offensive tackle Will Campbell, quarterback Tommy DeVito, and analyst Scott Zolak served as judges for the contest, which featured more than 85 participating dogs.

Several other Patriots players served as handlers for adoptable dogs from the Baypath Humane Society of Hopkinton. Three dogs were adopted directly from the event, while additional follow-up visits were scheduled to help more animals find permanent homes.

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