The Grateful Dogs Off-Leash Association of Bellingham and Blaine
Promoting off-leash recreation and responsible dog ownership 
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The Grateful Dogs Off-Leash Association of Bellingham and Blaine (Whatcom County, Washington State) is a community organization that acts to protect and enhance off-leash recreation areas, as well as to promote all aspects of responsible dog ownership.

The Grateful Dogs grew out of community efforts to have Post Point declared the first of ten designated off-leash areas within the City of Bellingham, and has grown into a well-respected dog advocacy organization that is both known and trusted by local city government.

The future of off-leash recreation in Bellingham and Blaine, or any community, is dependent upon your supporting organizations such as ours.

Please join us!

Membership information is available on our Membership page.
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The Placid Pet, Inc. - Pet Sitting and Daily Dog Walking
Looking for Bellingham off-leash parks?  We are a non-profit organization that. supports the development and maintenance of off-leash recreation areas.  Our web site includes information on Bellingham Parks and Whatcom County Parks and areas including Squires Lake, North Lake Whatcom Park (including Hertz Trail) and the Chuckanut Mountain trails, along with Stimpson Family Nature Reserve and Canyon Lake Community Forest.  Other areas covered include areas managed by the City of Bellingham such as  Arroyo Park, Lake Padden Park, Whatcom Falls Park, Cornwall Park , Post Point Treatment Area (a.k.a. Fairhaven Dog Park), Sehome Hill Arboretum,  Little Squalicum Park , Bloedel Dononvan Park,  Marine / Sudden Valley, and Slater Rd.  Lighthouse Marine Park, Samish Park, Hovander and Tennant Lake, Silver Lake and Plantation -- all managed by Whatcom County Parks & Recreation are also noted.  We are a well-respected dog advocacy organization.  Grateful Dogs promotes all aspects of responsible dog ownership.