Location: 6621 Columbia Pike. Directions: Beltway Exit 52B(Little River Tpk., Rt. 236) east 3 miles to left at Robert Ave. and right on Alpine Drive and then left into the parking lot entrance.
Park for people and pets. Big open fenced in area with toys, bag, water and benches for owners. Don’t forget to come inside and pick another play mat. Only open during the day until the sun goes down. Location: Right behind the Fayetteville animal shelter. Directions: Just turn right on to industrial drive and then pull in to the shelter and go around the back.
Completely Fenced; Mutt Mitt Station, Benches, Pond, Double Gates, Parking. Location: Corner of Massard Road & Louisville Street. Directions: From Rogers Avenue (at red light at Wal-Mart SuperCenter), turn right onto Massard…drive to Louisville, turn right…park is on right.
A new fenced, off-leash dog park in Jacksonville, Arkansas. Location: Redmond Road. Directions: From Hwy 67/167 South in Jacksonville, take the Main Street Exit, turn right, then left on Municipal Drive. Youï¾’ll pass city hall and the community center on the left, and at the end of Municipal, youï¾’ll cross train tracks and come to a stop sign. Turn left onto Redmond Road, and the entrance to Dupree Park is ahead on the left. Once you enter the park, wind down through the baseball fields until you see Dupree Lake, and the dog park is alongside the lake on the left. Park and enter at the back edge of the area. From Hwy 67/167 North in Jacksonville, take the Redmond Road exit, turn left and proceed into Dupree Park as described above.
Fenced dog park. Separate areas for large and small dogs. Plenty of trees and benches, toys and water. Soon to add dog bathing station. Location: Nursery Road Next to Rogers Humane Society. Directions: East on New Hope; turn Right at First Street; approx. 1/2 mile turn Left onto Nursery.
Two fenced in areas; one for small dog and one for large dogs; they have water and poop bags. Location: Riverfront Drive. Directions: To find Murray Park take highway 10 ( called Cantrell Road in town ) from it’s intersection with I-430 and go east into town, 4.5 miles will bring you to the top of a steep hill ( Cantrell hill ) on a curve. Descend the hill the first left turn is Coffee Pot Lane, take the second called Old Cantrell Road. Take second left again onto Rebsamen Park Road. Follow this road and you will see Rebsamen Golf Course and the Arkansas River on your right. Murray Park is just past the golf course.
Camino Verde (South of Pleasant Hill and Geary) to Camino Verde Circle. 510-256-3560.
Leashless under voice control. Highway 1 to Olema-Bolinas Rd, West on Mesa Rd., left on Overlook Dr, right on Elm Rd. to the end.
12.4 mile trail. Leashes required in some posted area only. 510-635-0135.
Water, area for small dogs (dogs under 30 pounds), and restrooms. Location: Located on Westline Drive in Alameda. The Park is next to the Tennis Courts. The view includes the Bay and Golden Gate Bridges, the city skyline, the Oakland Estuary, and facing the other direction you can see the Mormon Temple in the Oakland hills. Location: 8th & Westline Drive at Crown Beach. Directions.
Located on Scott Street between Hayes and Fulton in the western half of the park. Open Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Unfenced; dogs must be under firm voice control.
Over 150 acres surrounded by grapevines. Highway 29, to Trower Avenue to the end of the street, at Dry Creek Road.
Located on Clay Street between Scott and Steiner streets, on the second terrace of the park, open Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Unfenced; dogs must be under firm voice control.
4,600 acre park. In Castro Valley, go North on Redwood to Marciel Gate. 510-635-0135.
Lincoln Blvd. to Bowley St. to the first parking lot.
All dogs shall be maintained on a leash not to exceed 8 feet, this includes trails and canyons in all parks. For those parks that have been designated dog off leash areas, dogs must be leashed until inside the posted boundary for the off leash area.
Natomas. Location: Azevedo Drive near the corner of West El Camino Avenue.
Cross Camino Alto and park in the lot off Sycamore Avenue.
2 Acre dog park! This 2-acre dog park includes two separate areas to exercise dogs off-leash, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. Each area has an agility play area, walking trail and benches. Location: 1575 Pleasant Grove Boulevard. Directions: Located off of Pleasant Grove Boulevard within Mahany Park.
Fenced dog-park. Interstate 5, exit HWY 299 and go West for 2 miles. Left at Walnut Street and go for 5 blocks to Placer Street, make a right. Corner of Placer Street and Airpark Dr.
Located on Bernal Heights Boulevard at the top of the hill. Open Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. park is unfenced; dogs must be under firm voice control.
2,250 acre park. Dogs are allowed leashless in the undeveloped areas, North or Upper Park Road, only the lakes are off limits. In the developed areas West of Manzanita Ave., dogs can go leashless before sunrise to 8:30am. Highway 99, go East on Bruce Road, left on Chico Canyon Drive, left at Manzanita Avenue, and continue for about half a mile to Upper Park Road.
25 mile trail. Highway 36 to South Lassen Street, turn left and go for 4 blocks.
Highway 4 at Antioch, South on Somersville Road.
At the end of Madrone Avenue. 650-499-6387.
For over 20 years, VCA SouthPaws Veterinary Specialists & 24-hour Emergency Center has been serving the metropolitan DC community 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our board-certified veterinarians provide the best specialty and emergency care for pets and their owners throughout Northern Virginia (including Falls Church, Vienna, Annandale, Burke, and McLean), Washington DC, and Montgomery County, MD. Founded in 1995 by three left-handed doctors, SouthPaws Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Center is uniquely qualified to address major, life-threatening, challenging or difficult health problems in pets. Our specialists have undergone two to four years of advanced training following completion of their veterinary doctoral degree. They then complete rigorous qualification procedures and examinations in order to be called ?specialists.? SouthPaws? specialists provide care in our surgery, oncology, internal medicine, radiology, neurology/neurosurgery, ophthalmology, dermatology, and CritiCare departments. Our Pet Rehabilitation service is run by a real physical therapist, not someone who took a quick seminar. Our CritiCare department offers twenty-four hour admissions for urgent, critical or emergency patients, and provides continuous care including weekends and holidays. Our hospital’s compassionate and expert medical team has years of experience in companion animal medicine, and they are dedicated to one thing — helping your pets get well. In addition to our exceptional staff, SouthPaws is equipped with the most advanced, state-of-the art technology available, allowing our doctors to arrive at quicker and more accurate diagnoses and treatment protocols. Our hospital offers ultrasonagraphic examinations, neuroelectrodiagnostics, complete endoscopy services, laparoscopy, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), digital radiography and fluoroscopy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), linear accelerator for radiation therapy, I-131 therapy for hyperthyroid cats, 3D Spiral CT scanner, respiratory ventilators, and five enclosed surgical suites with complex anesthetic monitoring equipment – ready to be used to provide the best care possible for your pet. Whether it is endoscopy to evaluate a gastric ulcer; ultrasonography to look for liver shunts; total hip replacement surgery for dysplasia; combination chemotherapy for lymphoma; radiation therapy for soft tissue sarcomas; blood transfusions for anemia; delicate brain surgery to remove a tumor or repair a skull fracture; corneal grafting for a lacerated eye; thoracoscopic surgery to remove a diseased pericardium; 24 hour oxygen, fluid and intravenous antibiotic therapy for pneumonia; partial mandibulectomy to remove oral cancer; or a discussion of medical, nutritional, and pain management for chronic illnesses, you are certain to find what your pet needs at SouthPaws. Thank you for visiting our site to learn more about SouthPaws Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Center. Should your pet ever experience a medical crisis or require the expertise of a veterinary specialist, we are here to help, offering the best medical expertise, advanced technology and a dedicated and compassionate staff.
Hampton Inn Springfield welcomes a maximum of two pets, 50 lbs or less, per select guest room for an additional $25 per pet, per night. The hotel requires proof of up-to-date vaccinations, and asks that guests …
Motel 6 is pet friendly! Multiple pets of any size are welcome for no additional fee!
4100 South Four Mile Run Drive This exercise area is located in the park at the ‘T’ of Arlington Mill Rd, and South Walter Reed Dr. If you drive to it you must enter at the South Four Mile Run entrance close to the DMV. Park and walk east along the bicycle path approximately 1/2 mile toward S. Walter Reed. The dog exercise area is on the left between the bicycle path and water, close to the road.
Comfort Inn Springfield welcomes a maximum of two pets, 40lbs or less, per guest room for no additional fee. Please note that pets must be crated if left unattended. Pet friendly rooms are limited to rooms …
Along Old Mill Run west of Gordon St. (Tarleton Park)
It is the mission of the Falls Church Animal Hospital to provide quality professional care to the pets to which we are entrusted. We recognize that our clients’ pets are members of their family, and we consider it our obligation to treat them accordingly.
The entire staff of the Falls Church Animal Hospital is also dedicated to meeting the special needs of our clients. We consider client service an integral part of the total care we provide.
The Regional Veterinary Referral Center is located in the heart of the Northern Virginia – Washington, DC metropolitan area. It is a comfortable combination of both old and new. The Emergency Service Department has been well established (since 1985) in the community and is the central connection between you, your pet, the referring veterinarian and the other specialists within the Center. Our newly expanded facility is well over 9500 square feet and still growing. The Center boasts some of the most advanced diagnostic/treatment modalities offered in veterinary medicine today. We are the only facility in the mid-Atlantic region to offer an on-site CATScan service, radiation therapy via a linear accelerator and the presence of a Board Certified Cardiologist, Dermatologist, Internist, Ophthalmologist, Radiation Oncologist, Radiologist, two Surgeons (one with special training in surgical oncology) as well as a Rehabilitative Therapy program complete with underwater treadmill. Our state-of-the-art diagnostics, coupled with an in-house laboratory and well trained and dedicated staff, provide the foundation for an extremely effective Referral Center. We are devoted to providing a caring environment that treats people and animals with dignity, kindness and respect. Continuously striving to keep pace with technology when there is a direct benefit for our patients, we are extremely excited to be the first veterinary hospital in the region to have a true digital radiology system. This will allow for faster studies and better communication and consultations within the referral center. While we pride ourselves on our technical advances, we are continually brought back to the human side of veterinary medicine – trying to care for our patient’s owners. We have made special accommodations such as our ?family room” where a client can visit with his/her pet in a homier atmosphere during their hospital stay. The Regional Veterinary Referral Center is located in the Northern Virginia – Washington, DC metro area although patients are routinely referred to us from the entire mid-Atlantic region. It is also the home of Radiocat – a practice with clinics across the country specializing in the treatment of feline hyperthyroidism with radioactive iodine (I-131). Because of our very special approach to pets and their owners, and the presence of highly trained individuals, RVRC is quickly becoming the premiere place for the treatment of cancer in animals. The hospital has been and remains a work in progress, a vision to provide the best possible care for your pet.
2601 South Arlington Mill Drive This area is located along the bicycle path behind a storage facility along South Four Mile Run between Shirlington Rd. and South Walter Reed Dr. It is close to but not in Jennie Dean Park. Heading east on Four Mile Run take a right on Nelson. Heading west take a left. Go straight and park behind the storage facility. The area is between the facility and the water. There is no signage indicating its location. NOTE: Personal safety issues at this site.
Daily dawn to half-hour after dusk Fully fenced, picnic table and benches, water.
Extended Stay America DC Springfield welcomes a maximum of two well-behaved pets, of any size, per guest room for an additional $25 (plus tax) per pet, per night.
Area between Ft. Williams and New Ft. Williams Parkway
WOOFS! is a full-service training, boarding, and daycare facility with two locations in Arlington, VA. We offer dog daycare, overnight & vacation dog boarding, a range of classes including puppy kindergarten, basic to advanced obedience, Rally-O, and Agility, as well as puppy socialization, private dog and puppy training lessons, aggression consultations, and board & train.
Westin Arlington Gateway is Pet Friendly! The hotel welcomes a maximum of one pet, 40lbs or less, per guest room for no additional fee. Please note that housekeeping services will not be provided if pets are …
Fully Fenced Dog Park. Hours: Sunrise to 1/2 hour after Sunset. Working to get the park lighted for winter early darkness. Check our website for updates. Location: 2060 S. Walter Reed Drive. Directions: Corner of S. Walter Reed and S. Pollard. Between Glebe Road and Four Mile Run.
