The East County Animal Shelter receives and houses stray animals that are found within our jurisdiction (Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore, and unincorporated areas of Alameda County). Our primary function is reuniting lost pets with their current owners, however adoptable pets that go unclaimed will be available for adoption to new homes. The shelter is operated by Alameda County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control division, which provides animal control field services for the city of Dublin, and all unincorporated parts of Alameda County. If you have found a lost pet, the telephone number for our field services dispatch is 510-667-7763. Please note: We do not post pets as available for adoption until their stray hold period has ended. Because of this, there are always more pets available for viewing at the shelter than are currently listed online. All pets listed online have fulfilled their legal stray hold and are now available for adoption.
La Quinta Inn Berkeley is pet friendly! Up to two pets of any size are allowed in each room for no additional fee or deposit. Please note that pets should be crated when left alone in …
Best Value Inn Berkeley San Francisco is pet friendly! Pets of any size are welcome for an additional fee of $15 per stay.
Mobile Grooming ~ Camarillo, Moorpark, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village.
Kind, gentle handling ~ we never use drugs or sedate dogs for grooming!
Monday – Friday.
All Breeds ~ Specialty.
Highway 13 to (east) Joaquin Miller Road, right on Skyline Blvd for four miles to the Skyline Gate.
VCA Albany Animal Hospital is a veterinary facility based in Albany, CA where your pet’s health is our top priority and excellent service is our goal.
Doubletree Berkeley Marina welcomes a maximum of two dogs, 50lbs or less, for an additional $75 per stay. Dogs cannot be left unattended in rooms. No cats–only dogs allowed. Dogs are ONLY allowed in COURTYARD VIEW/PATIO …
Dog Park within Ceasar Chavez park. Multi-acre off-leash area for dogs in the middle of the park. Location: University near Berkeley Marina. Directions: Take University Ave toward the bay. At the ‘t’ in the road, make a right. Follow the street past the hotel on the left and around the corner. Park on the right. Dog must remain on leash until you reach the dog park area in the center of the park. Clearly marked with signs.
Take 580 to the Keller exit (from either direction), go east on Keller, turn left on Campus and turn immediately right on Canyon Oaks Drive and turn left, go to the end of the parking lot, and there is the trail head.
Pets are welcome to play off-leash in the designated area of this park, which includes a small beach, or escape the crowds for an on-leash stroll along the secluded trails.
Highway 24, North on Fish Ranch Road, right on Grizzly Peak, North to South Park Drive for a mile to Big Springs Trail.
La Quinta Inn Oakland Airport Coliseum is pet friendly and allows dogs under 100 pounds in each room for no additional fee or deposit.
Quality Inn Oakland is pet friendly! Two pets under 20 lbs are welcome for an additional fee of $10 per pet per night. There is also a $100 refundable fee charged at check-in.
Motel 6 is pet friendly! Two pets of any size are welcome for no additional fee! Please note pets may not be left in the room unattended at any time.
Small little beach where dogs can go un-leashed.
The Hilton Oakland Airport is pet friendly! Up to two dogs (20 lbs or less) are welcome for an additional fee of $50 per room per stay.
Extended Stay America Oakland Alameda Airport welcomes a maximum of two pets, 40 lbs or less, per guest room for an additional $25 per pet, per night; maximum $150 per pet, per stay.
Point Isabel Dog Owners organized the off leash dog park on 23 acres along the San Francisco Bay over twenty years ago. The park is managed and maintained by East Bay Regional Park District with the assistance of PIDO. There are restrooms, water stations with hose for rinsing the swimming dogs, a doggie wash building, many waste baskets and a snack bar. The third sunday of each month, PIDO holds a ‘Clean UP’ day distributing litter bags to encourage visitors to pick up after their dog. Bulletin boards in two areas post PIDO notices, postings for lost and found dogs, dogs needing owners and housing for dog owners along with the park rules. PIDO produces a quartly newsletter and pays for the plastic bags that are provided for pooper pick up. Over one million visitors enjoy the spectacular views while their canine friends release their energy swimming and socializing off leash. Dogs must be in voice control at all times and aggressive behavior is not tolerated. A telephone is permanently located in the western end of the parking lot to notify park police if needed.
