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Big Dawgs Rescue was launched in 2009 by Joanne Rivero, who gathered support from volunteers to run this Not for Profit Animal Organization. They are committed to saving the lives of abandoned and homeless pets with a focus on placing them in forever homes.
Once the pets enter the shelter, they are placed in foster care where they can be looked after by the carers, rather than being caged for an extended amount of time. The sick animals are provided with medical care and the pets with behavioral issues are given special treatment to help them begin to trust again.
The Big Dawgs Recuse is against breed discrimination and advocates for keeping ALL pets in their care. It is their mission to help pet owners and educate them on their responsibilities towards their pet.
They are also aware that a small part of the community believe that shelter animals are "damaged" in some way. They rigorously defend this myth and actively take part in showing that most of these pets find themselves in the shelter for other reasons than the animal itself.
Approximately 25% of animals at the shelter are purebred. Instead of going to a local breeder the Big Dawgs Rescue recommend you try them first as these pets are waiting for a home and family they can live with forever.
All the pets are spayed and neutered to ensure the over population of these animals are decreased. The Big Dawg Rescue continues to provide these services to help the very many culnerable animals that need a forever home.
Once the pets enter the shelter, they are placed in foster care where they can be looked after by the carers, rather than being caged for an extended amount of time. The sick animals are provided with medical care and the pets with behavioral issues are given special treatment to help them begin to trust again.
The Big Dawgs Recuse is against breed discrimination and advocates for keeping ALL pets in their care. It is their mission to help pet owners and educate them on their responsibilities towards their pet.
They are also aware that a small part of the community believe that shelter animals are "damaged" in some way. They rigorously defend this myth and actively take part in showing that most of these pets find themselves in the shelter for other reasons than the animal itself.
Approximately 25% of animals at the shelter are purebred. Instead of going to a local breeder the Big Dawgs Rescue recommend you try them first as these pets are waiting for a home and family they can live with forever.
All the pets are spayed and neutered to ensure the over population of these animals are decreased. The Big Dawg Rescue continues to provide these services to help the very many culnerable animals that need a forever home.
Upcoming Dog Friendly Events in Livermore
Admission
FREE!
Month
October
#1 Dogtoberfest
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At Dogtoberfest, you can celebrate everything about dogs with your family! There will be a variety of pet vendors, agencies and dog services that you can talk to while you're there. And there is also a great opportunity to have your photo taken for a pet contest! The Dogtoberfest in Livermore aims to beat the current Guinness World Record for the most dogs in a town to adorn a bandana at once. Bandanas are given to each dog for free and all you have to is gather your friends and family that own dogs and bring them down to 491 Loyola Way, Livermore, CA. It's sure to be a pawtastic day for you, your pet dog and your family!
Dog friendly event?
Admission
FREE!
Duration
Dawn-Dusk Year-Round
#2 Max Baer Park
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Max Baer Park is part of the Livermore Area Recreation and Park Districts (LARPD). It is situated at 1310 Murdell Lane on the west side of town. It boasts a wonderful small dog section, centered right between the baseball fields - which have hosted the Little League World Series! This beautiful dog park has a lot of shaded areas that you can relax at or enjoy a great picnic with your family (pooches included, of course). It is 28,000 square feet, so there's plenty of space to let your dog go for a wander. Lots of shrubs and plants make it a scenic adventure!
Dog friendly event?
Admission
FREE!
Duration
Dawn til Dusk Yea...
#3 Marlin A. Pound Neighborhood Park
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Situated in Springtown, there is a lovely dog park called the Marlin A. Pound Neighborhood Park (which is also a recognized park with LARPD). Here you can enjoy the vast array of grass fields, plus you can enjoy some time on the basketball court alongside two fenced sections. One section is for the smaller dogs so that they can play safely, and the larger fenced area is for the bigger dogs. There is also a fully adorned playground where your toddlers and kids can climb around and have a blast! If you are planning a trip down, do not forget to bring drinks in hot weather.
Dog friendly event?
Admission
FREE!
Duration
Dawn-Dusk, Year-R...
#4 Cayetano Dog Park
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Cayetano Dog Park is located between Portaloo Ave and Campus Hill Drive. It is one of Livermore's newest dog parks as it only opened in March 2015. This dog park boasts a large, grass playing field, a big synthetic turf play area, a full-featured playground and so much more! There are restrooms available if you need to use them, and of course, a wonderful dog park on site. There are two sections which are fully fenced. One section is catered for all dogs while the other remains for the smaller dogs. Because this dog park is relatively new, it does have poop dispensers, water fountain and picnic tables! It makes for a great for a day out.
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Admission
FREE!
Duration
Dawn-Dusk, Year R...
#5 Robertson Park Meadow
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This mighty fine dog park called Robertson Park Meadow is a quaint, large park located on Robertson Park Road. This is Livermore's favorite spot for all dog lovers and it sports a wonderful big meadow with luscious greenery. Nestled among it is a fully fenced dog park for your beloved pooch. This park is infamous for its animal rodeos, but even if you are not going to them, you can picnic out in the meadow. There are restrooms available for the convenience of those on two legs. This is a great park for all the family so make sure to pop down and have a look. Fido will love it!
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