Wolfenoot

Wolfenoot is a holiday celebrated on November 23rd. It was created by a child who imagined a day to honor wolves and kindness. On this day, people hide small gifts for each other, like how wolves hide food. Families eat roast meat to remember the spirit of the wolf. People are encouraged to be kind, especially to dogs, which are seen as the descendants of wolves. It's a day for love, friendship, and caring for animals. Basically, it's a fun way to celebrate wolves and spread kindness just like wolves support each other in their packs.

How to celebrate Wolfenoot?

Celebrate Wolfenoot by having a special dinner with your family or friends, featuring foods that wolves might enjoy, like meats or tasty treats shaped like bones. Decorate your space with wolf drawings or stuffed animals. Share stories or watch movies about wolves, showing your love for these amazing animals. Give small, thoughtful gifts to each other, especially to people who show kindness. Don't forget to hide little gifts around your home as surprises, like a fun treasure hunt. Spend some time outside in nature, and maybe even take a walk under the moonlight to feel connected to wolves.

Where Wolfenoot is celebrated?

• - International
• - United States
• - Canada
• - United Kingdom
• - Australia
• - New Zealand