Huntington park is going to the dogs
The town began a three-month pilot program on Jan. 1 to allow leashed dogs in Heckscher Park, where canines were previously banned.
Read moreThe town began a three-month pilot program on Jan. 1 to allow leashed dogs in Heckscher Park, where canines were previously banned.
Read moreThrough the rest of this month, the shelter’s usual adoption fees of $84 per pet will be waived and all usual adoption services will be provided, including the spaying or neutering of the animal, vaccination and microchipping.
Read moreVisitors to Roosevelt Field in Garden City will be able to bring their pets to take a picture with Santa on six consecutive Sundays in November and December.
Read moreIslander fans were thrilled to meet Tori, a 3-month-old Labrador Retriever puppy who will be trained to become a service dog to assist a military veteran or first responder with disabilities.
Read moreLong Island animal rescues and shelters let the dogs out last weekend at The Refuge in Melville for the restaurant’s
Read moreA new dog park in Bayville was unveiled Wednesday as part of Oyster Bay’s dog-friendly parks program.
Read moreThe Refuge in Melville is holding its fifth annual ‘Howl-o-ween’ themed Barkin’ Brunch next weekend to benefit several Long Island dog rescue groups.
Read moreSunny, a yellow labrador, joined the Viscardi School’s staff back in June thanks to the Guide Dog Foundation and its Smithtown-based sister organization America’s VetDogs.
Read moreThe nonprofit, which also has an operation in Miami, has been flying dogs back to America after Hurricane Dorian.
Read moreIn addition to its signature brews, frozen drinks and desserts, the dog-friendly café also offers Pup Cups for guests who bring their furry friends.
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