Chinese New Year begins January 22 and we're celebrating the Year of the Rabbit

Happy Tails Dog Park is a safe and gated area where dogs can run, play, and have fun. During the day, the park is used to give shelter dogs a place to play, train, and to meet with potential families. But off hours, the park is available for rent by the hour. Once you book your time, you will receive an access code for the lock, and the park is yours and your pup’s exclusively for the full hour!

• Visits are $9 USD per hour for the first dog, and 50% off for additional dogs (the site is a US site so fees are in US funds).
• All park users are required to clean up after their dogs. Failure to do so will prevent you from being able to book future dates.
• Use of the park is at your own risk.
• Please note that there may be uneven areas of pavement, or toys on the ground that could be a trip hazard.

My name is Carl! I am a young, silly, hyper, spunky puparoo! And I've got energy for days!

I am a super nice boy, but am still working on my puppy manners. I can be very over-excited about things and can get quite jumpy, but this is all just part of being a pup.

I would LOVE a playful dog friend in the home, though it might need to be one that can tolerate a guy that comes on strong and wants to play, because that is definitely me!

Not able to adopt? Consider sponsoring one of our awesome pets!

Monthly donors are the backbone of our organization. You allow us to commit to animals in distress and in need. Knowing that we have a “base” income each month enables us to say yes to more animals than

we could if our donation amounts varied. Monthly donations provide a consistent revenue stream. As a charity that receives no government funding, our monthly donor base is the support we can always count on.

It sustains our life-saving work. Every day, more dogs, cats, and other pets arrive at our shelter. Monthly gifts allow WECHS to spend less time on fundraising and more time growing programs and expanding our reach to help more pets and people in the community.