  We study a $d$-dimensional branching Brownian motion (BBM) among Poissonian
obstacles, where a random trap field in $\mathbb{R}^d$ is created via a Poisson
point process. In the soft obstacle model, the trap field consists of a
positive potential which is formed as a sum of a compactly supported bounded
function translated at the atoms of the Poisson point process. Particles branch
at the normal rate outside the trap field; and when inside the trap field, on
top of complete suppression of branching, particles are killed at a rate given
by the value of the potential. Under soft killing, the probability that the
entire BBM goes extinct due to killing is positive in almost every environment.
Conditional on ultimate survival of the process, we prove a law of large
numbers for the total mass of BBM among soft Poissonian obstacles. Our result
is quenched, that is, it holds in almost every environment with respect to the
Poisson point process.
