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Atlanta Dog Parks

Atlantic Station
State st, in between 16th and 17th street, Atlanta, GA
Note: Small off-leash dog park. It has grass and some benches. It's not very big, so it's not really a great place to take you dog for retrieving a ball and it's good for Fido to make friends.

Grant Park
Corner of Berne St and Boulevard , Atlanta, GA
Note: Off leash Dog Park

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport Dog Park
Hwy 85, Atlanta, GA
Note: Dog Park

Henry Jones Dog Park
4770 N. Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA
Note: Dog Park

Park Grounds
142 Flat Shoals Ave SE, Atlanta, GA
Note: This is a fully fenced dog park at the coffee shop. They have food and drinks and WiFi available. Pit Bulls and Pit mixes are not allowed: pitpolicy@parkgrounds.com

Piedmont Park
10th Street and Monroe Drive, Atlanta, GA
Note: This dog park will relocate (July 2010) and will have a separate small dog area and drinking water for the dogs and has mulch ground cover.

Pet Clinics in Atlanta, GA

Ambery Animal Hospital

1400 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404) 351-5960

Ansley Animal Clinic

593 Dutch Valley Road, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404) 873-1786

Briarcliff Animal Clinic

1850 Johnson Road NE, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404) 874-6394

Buckhead Animal Clinic PC

1911 Piedmont Circle Northeast, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404) 873-3771

East Atlanta Animal Clinic

461 Flat Shoals Ave SE, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404) 523-8765

Inman Animal Hospital

926 DeKalb Avenue, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404) 584-8761

Peachtree Hills Animal Hospital

2909 Peachtree Road Suite G, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404)812-9880

Vernon Woods Animal Hospital PC

270 Vernon Woods Drive NE, Atlanta, GA
PH: (404)252-1641

Atlanta Pet Shelters

Atlanta Pet Rescue & Adoption

ACRF offers a non-institutional option for aging, terminally ill, or incapacitated pet owners to arrange for the care of their pet since many people do not have other options for their pets.

Contact:
P.O. Box 76383, Atlanta, GA
(404)256.1040 (Phone)

Pet Friendly Hotels Atlanta, GA

Atlanta is a great destination, whether you are traveling for business or recreation. But when traveling with your lovable companions, there are some considerations to be aware of. Atlanta is a Southern city, meaning that the climate, while not tropical, is still generally hotter and much more humid than areas in the North. Pets who are accustomed to living in cooler climates may need special consideration. This is especially true if your pet has problems with obesity, or if your pet has a heavy fur coat that needs trimming.

While there are plenty of options for travelers heading in to Atlanta with their pets, be aware that different areas of the city have specific nuances. Some areas downtown are extremely heavy in traffic and pedestrians, however outlying areas may offer a little better opportunity if you need to exercise your pet. Calling ahead to the specific hotel may tell you if other guests had similar problems. It's also important to find out about the hotel's exact policies regarding pets, simply because some hotels have not caught on to the fact that more travelers now bring their beloved pets with them on the road.
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There are a few parks in the Atlanta area, so perhaps staying nearby will allow you to access a convenient option.

If flying in to Atlanta, it's a good idea to obtain a signed health certificate from your pet's veterinarian before traveling.
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