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FETCH! provides links to the following web sites for the convenience our users. FETCH! is not responsible for the availability or content of these external sites, nor does FETCH! endorse, warrant or guarantee the products, services or information described or offered at these other sites.
Shelters
Oasis for Animals Langley 360-321-4142
WAIF Animal Shelter Coupeville 360-321-9243

Veterinarians
Pet Emergency Center Mt Vernon 360-848-5911
South Whidbey Animal Clinic
Dr Robben Jones		 Clinton 360-341-1200
Useless Bay Animal Clinic
Dr. David Paren, Dr. Rebecca Moody		 Freeland 360-331-3100
Best Friend's Veterinary Center Oak Harbor North: 360-679-6796
South: 360-321-6633
North Whidbey Veterinary Hospital
Dr. John Mangiameli, Dr. Heidi Iverson		 Oak Harbor 360-679-3772

Dog Daycare
Bayview Pet Resort Clinton 360-321-4533
Pampered Pooch Daycare Service Oak Harbor 360-679-8348

Dog Boarding
Bayview Pet Resort Clinton 360-321-4533

Cat Boarding
Bayview Pet Resort Clinton 360-321-4533

Pet Grooming
Bayview Pet Resort Clinton 360-321-4533

Pet Supplies and Food
MYKENS
A Pet Lovers Place
 Langley

(360) 221-4787

Dog Training
Joyful Dog Training Oak Harbor 360-678-4731

Off-Leash Organizations in the Puget Sound Region
SODA: Serve Our Dog Areas SODA works to maintain the Off-leash area in Marymoor Park in Redmond and Grandview Park in SeaTac.
Tacoma Dog Park This group worked to open Tacoma's first Off-leash areas: one at Rogers Park in Tacoma and one at Fort Steilacoom Park in Lakewood
COLA: Citizens for Off-leash Areas Stewards of Seattle's eleven off-leash areas which are located within Seattle Park boundaries. COLA is seeking to establish an Off-leash area in every one of Seattle's 400 parks. COLA is one of the nation's oldest Off-leash organizations.
FIDO: Fidalgo Islanders for Dogs Off-Leash Fidalgo Islanders for Dogs Off-leash has been formed to create a positive community spirit by developing an off-leash dog park for the citizens of Anacortes and Fidalgo Island which will provide open space, fresh air, exercise and socialization for dogs and a social gathering place for their owners.
360-293-9658

Off-Leash Parks in the Puget Sound Region
Anacortes FIDO (Fidalgo Islanders for Dogs Off-leash) has arranged for a park in Anacortes at the site of the old reservoir off H & 38th Streets. Contact FIDO at 360 293-9658.

The Off-Leash Park consists of about two acres of fenced open space where people can play with their off-leash dogs. The park has a double-gated entrance and will accommodate people with disabilities. Rules of use will be posted at the entrance. Pooper-scooper bags and covered garbage cans with regular trash removal are provided by the Anacortes Parks Department. The park will otherwise be maintained and improved by park users.

DIRECTIONS: Upon entering Anacortes on Commercial St., turn left at the 1st light, 32nd St. Continue to a four-way stop at H Avenue and turn left. The park is off of H Avenue, right across from the sign for the Cedar Springs development, at about 38th St.
Everett See the official city web site for more information: Howarth Park, 1127 Olympic Blvd. (beach area north of the railroad overpass)
Loganberry Lane Park, 18th Ave. W. (woodland area between W.E. Hall and Kasch Park)
Lowell Park. 46th St. and S. 3rd Ave. (fenced area north of tennis courts)
Edmonds Located in the southern-most tip of the Edmonds Marina, past the dry boat storage. This OLA has water access on a small rocky beach, but at low tide it becomes a huge playfield - this one can't be beat!
Mercer Island A small area with beach access is located in Luther Burbank Park. The off-leash area is not completely fenced, so be careful!
Redmond Located off Route 520 in Marymoor Park, this 40-acre off-leash area is doggie Nirvana! Go to the SODA site for more info.
Snohomish Snohomish County Parks is responding to the growing need for K9 off-leash exercise areas. Willis Tucker Park offers a 2 acre interim off-leash area with nearby parking and a newly opened 4.5 acre meadow area that can be accessed from the main parking lot. Fencing for a wooded and shy dog area are currently underway, with a projected completion off January 2009.
Gold Bar A small field on south side of Hwy 2, at Sixth St (en route to Stevens Pass). Wheelchair accessible.
Bellingham Designated sections of many city parks - see the official list (pdf).
SeaTac The 37-acre off-leash area at Grandview Park is located off Military Road South in SeaTac.