Central Bark – Dog Park
Opened winter 2008. This dog park has lights, benches, trees, and some agility equipment and you must register here to gain entry. This dog park is supported by The Evansville Dog Owners Group (EDOG) and the land is supplied by the City.
Address:
2251 N. First Avenue
Kleymeyer Park Evansville Indiana 47710 U.S.A.
Hours of operation:
The City has installed dusk-to-dawn lighting in the park to allow owners and their furry friends to enjoy extended hours.
Email address:
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Who We Are
Central Bark, Evansville’s Dog Park began when several folks joined together to ask the City of Evansville for a Dog Park. At first we were laughed at even though statistics show dog owners are plentiful and were interested in a park. Finally after requesting sites all over the City literally for years, they agreed to let us have a Dog Park in Kleymeyer Park which is a former dump. Afraid of lawsuits, the City required us to allow attendance only through membership with a strong set of rules. The only thing the City agreed to pay for was the lights for security. We held bake sales, dinners and BBQs, finally purchased over 300 truck loads of dirt for the first acre, and Central Bark was borne. Our only supporters were the Evansville Kennel Club who paid for the first acre of fence. None of us are wealthy but we have worked very hard over the years to make it the best we could. It is true that we have glass come up through the ground occasionally but keep in mind this is the same ground that right now holds three baseball fields that are played on all summer and several makeshift football fields that children play on all fall and some of the winter.
The risk of aggressive dogs is greatly reduced by our membership and is much safer by far than a park that is open to anyone who wants to bring their dog to a dog park. We require any dogs entering to be vaccinated and socialized. Dogs with problems are encouraged to work on their problems with a professional trainer before they come back.
All in all we take our Dog Park with membership as the safest of all possible choices. We invite you to come and help us. Our meetings are the third Tuesday of the month at the North Park Library at 6pm.* As someone as interested in a safe secure dog park as we are, we’ll be expecting you. We would appreciate your help.
EDOG Membership
EDOG members support the organization’s mission and projects. Membership dues are $30 per year, every April 1st. Pro rated dues for early or late joiners. EDOG is supported entirely by membership dues and contributions. We appreciate your support. All fees are non-refundable.
*Current meetings are being scheduled on an individual basis and posted in the calendar.
Central Bark Dog Park
Central Bark Dog Park is a membership required park. Our goal is give you a place to exercise and socialize your non-aggressive dog in an off-leash park. For more info and see how to apply, please visit our web site at http://www.evansvilledogpark.org
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Important Notice: Due to our current capacity, with over 250 animals in our care and 19 recently rescued hoarding dogs from Animal Control, we regret that we cannot accept additional dogs from Animal Control at this time. Our primary focus must be on providing care for the animals already under our care. With our veterinary schedule extending into January and 50 dogs and cats residing at the rescue center, our priority will be on securing foster homes and facilitating adoptions. If you are able to provide foster care, please submit a foster application at itvrescue.org. If you have a previously approved foster application on file, kindly email us at [email protected], referencing the name on your application or stop by.
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PULLED BY PAAWS
Meet the longest resident at Evansville Animal Care & Control - TOOLOOGA
This sweet boy has been at EACC since 10/20 patiently waiting for someone to scoop him up and take him home!
This boy is the slat mill champion of the building and LOVES to run!! Toolooga is also very sweet, loves to roll in the grass, and loves everyone he meets!
Come in and meet him today!! He’s available for adoption or can leave with a foster TODAY!!
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815 E Uhlhorn Street Evansville
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