Activities For Dogs In Nebraska On Nice Days

Founded in 1875, the Nebraska Humane Society is one of the oldest and biggest societies of its kind in the United States. The society, located on a 13-acre campus, has provided for the needs of thousands of animals who have been homeless and unable to fend for themselves. A staunch advocate of animal welfare, NHS has created programs that have fortunately been supported by 200,000 people every year. One of their longest-running programs is the Margre Durham Walk for the Animals. This fundraising event is one of the biggest pet-friendly events in the entire state of Nebraska, where pet owners from all over the country come visit the area to go walk and spend time with their pets. All proceeds from the event are used as funds for the animals in the shelter.

Lincoln is the capital city of Nebraska; it also happens to be one of the largest. Aside from this, Lincoln is also regarded as the state’s “sports center”, since most of the Nebraskan sports teams are based here. Lincoln is one of the liveliest cities in the state, featuring lots of historic sites, a nightlife scene, and numerous restaurants with delicious, must-try food. What’s more, the city is generally dog-friendly, meaning that dog owners can easily bring their canines with them in most of the sights and attractions. When planning a visit to Nebraska, Lincoln should definitely be in your list of places to see. 

Walks are an essential part of a dog’s routine; it helps keep your dog active and well-exercised. Even when on a trip out of town or on a holiday, you should not neglect your dog’s daily walking needs. What’s great about going for a walk, aside from the health benefits that it offers, is that it can be done virtually anywhere. To make your routine walk a little bit sweeter, bring your canine to one of the many scenic walking trails found all over Nebraska. Do not miss the chance to enjoy your stroll on a nice day out while doing some sightseeing along the way.