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Naples, Florida is a luxurious, Gulf of Mexico city lined with sunny beaches, salty waves, and plenty of dog-friendly activities! Though most commonly known for its climbing snow-bird population, this city is gradually leaning away from the birds of the North and catering more toward the pups that travel down with them. From beaches to pawsh restaurants, to doggy-events that you wouldn't believe, Naples is making its way toward the top of the dog-friendliest places in the state of Florida! Perhaps one day, it will even make its way to one of the dog-friendliest cities in the United States.
The city, however, is not lacking in pooch shelters, organizations, associations, or even unique programs that help dogs find homes.

One of the most unique programs in Naples is the Second Chance Cell Dog Program - a program via the Collier County Sheriff's Office that pairs homeless, shelter pups with groups of female prisoners to help train, care for, and bring up the pups to later have them adopted out to their fur-ever families. Though it's not a program with a huge turnaround, like a few of the organizations we'll discuss later, it is certainly an interesting, unique doggie-daycare program that helps homeless pups, and the female prisoners in custody, get a second chance toward loving and being loved!

The Naples Humane Society, with two locations within the city, has been around since the mid 1950's, providing homes, care, and veterinary services to homeless pups in need. They promote responsible dog ownership, sterilization for little to no cost, care for pooches and kittens that need it, and overall, a home for the homeless animals of the county. They rescued almost 3,500 animals in 2016 and are shooting for more than 8,000 for the year of 2017.

Upcoming Dog Friendly Events in Naples

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Month January

#1 Pets on Third Pawrade and Festival

It's back again! The annual Pets on Third Pawrade and Festival is a whole lot of bark-tacular good times! Set up to benefit the City of Naples Dog Park, this doggy-event is a themed, fundraising party that you and your pooch won't want to miss. With pet-centric boutiques, vendors, services, and fun demonstrations, it's a day full of dog-gone good fun. The festival will kick off early in the morning for you and your leashed pooch, commencing with a proudly-led, dressed-up-pup pet parade. Don't miss out on the fundraising event of the year! Your pup will thank you for the good time, and for helping to support one of his favorite doggie parks.

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Admission $5.00

Month February

#2 Woofstock

In its sixth year, the Humane Society of Naples brings you Woofstock, the annual, pet-lovin' event at the swanky, pawsh Mercato shopping center. For $5, you and your polite, leashed pooch can enjoy a full day of dog festivities, complete with live music, pet vendor booths, giveaways, raffles, a photo-booth and more!

Join other four-legged (and two-legged) friends for a swanky, hippy, doggy event that takes place only once a year. All the proceeds will go toward the homeless pooches and kittens of the Humane Society of Naples. You can donate, adopt, or just enjoy the sniff-tastic company at this paw-sitively premiere event. Don't miss out!

Dog friendly event?

Admission FREE!

Duration October

#3 Bow Wow Brunch

Can you say bow-WOW? This Bow Wow Brunch is an annual event that you and your pooch won't want to miss. Put on by the Humane Society of Naples and the HSN Pawfessionals, this dog-friendly and dog-encouraged event is the talk of the town. Bring your furry friend to an October brunch that features delicious, pup-friendly food, specialty Tito's cocktails, lots of live entertainment, raffles, photo booths, and more! You may even bring home a new furry friend, as the event features the Paws Around Town bus! All funds from the event will benefit orphaned pets who are looking for their fur-ever homes.

Make sure your pooch is well-behaved, leashed, and ready for a great time!

Dog friendly event?

Admission FREE!

Duration Dawn-Dusk

#4 Doggy Beaches

Though Naples is a coast-lined city, they have been known to be a bit strict about where they let their pups roam freely on the sand. Luckily, there's a specific, off-leash beach park just for pooches! You can find this free, off-leash beach park north of the popular Bonita Beach and south of Lover's Key State Beach Park. We recommend bringing your friendly, curious pooches, because this park is jam-packed with salty fun and lots of pups! Make sure you're cautious about where you're bringing your pups in Naples on the beach. Private beaches and state parks are off-limits, even for leashed, polite doggos. Check the signs, stay in the know, and always clean up after your pup!

Dog friendly event?

Admission FREE!

Duration Dawn-Dusk

#5 Pup-tastic Parks

Luckily, Naples makes up for its lack of off-leash beaches to choose from with its variety of off-leash dog parks. You and your pooch will love the choices - from the Naples City Dog Park to Rover Run, there's plenty of pup-friendly places to bring your pooch for a little outside run-around time. Rover Run is a great choice - not just because it's popular with the local pooches, either. It features two separate fenced-in areas for your barkers to run, lots of activities, space to play, and also, a shampooing and bath area for you and your pooch! The Naples Dog Park is also a quality choice. With 1.5 acres of lush, green land for your pooch to run on, you and your pup can have fun worry-free, enjoying the company and sunshine with other Naples canines.

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