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Margate proclaims September as National Service Dog Month and Hunger Action Month

September 03, 2026 | Margate, Broward County, Florida


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Margate proclaims September as National Service Dog Month and Hunger Action Month
The commission opened the meeting with two community proclamations. Vice Mayor Casciano presented a proclamation recognizing September as National Service Dog Month and invited Canine Companions representatives with a service dog to the dais; speakers described local volunteer puppy‑raising and national training operations and said each trained service dog represents roughly $60,000 in training and support provided at no cost to recipients.

The mayor also presented a proclamation naming September as Hunger Action Month and recognized Feeding South Florida. Michael Wilson, agency coordinator, said Feeding South Florida and its partners distributed nearly 500,000 pounds of food and served more than 10,000 local households last year; the agency announced volunteer opportunities including a Thanksgiving dinner at Hard Rock Stadium in partnership with the Miami Dolphins.

Both proclamations were ceremonial and received applause; they do not create new city policy or budget obligations but were noted as part of community recognition and outreach.

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