Screams That Save Lives The Howling Haunted Trail Returns to Fenton This October

Do you like the thrill of being scared? Do you like to help rescue dogs and cats? If so, then this is an event you won’t want to miss.

The Howling Haunted Trail & Party at Fenton Adopt-A-Pet in Fenton Township is back for six bone-chilling nights this October—October 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 and 25.

Each night, more than 60 dedicated volunteers bring the event to life, creating unforgettable scares and thrills. This incredible crew makes the event possible, and their passion and commitment inspire overwhelming generosity year after year.

Recognized as one of Michigan’s Top 10 Haunted Attractions for the past four years (based on Google reviews), the Howling Haunted Trail & Party is a legitimate haunt that delivers fear at its finest. It’s not recommended for children under 13, and even seasoned thrill-seekers will find themselves spooked by the terrifying scenes.

Jody Maddock, executive director of Adopt-A-Pet, said the experience doesn’t stop at the trail. Guests can check in and skip the usual long lines by enjoying all the extras the event has to offer.

Upon arrival, check in, grab a bite from D&W Street Eatery, fuel up with a drink at the bar, and take part in games like cornhole or cards while soaking in the fun atmosphere. A text message alerts guests when it’s their turn to enter the trail.

The party tent also offers tarot card readings, music, and a lively bar area—making it a blast even for those who’d rather avoid the scares.

“More than just a frightful good time, this event is one of Adopt-A-Pet’s largest annual fundraisers, helping provide care for over 1,000 dogs and cats each year,” Maddock said. “Every scream, laugh, and game played supports the vital, life-saving work Adopt-A-Pet does for animals in need.”

For more information, call 810. 629.0723, visit adoptapetfenton.com or check them out on Facebook.

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