Summer soars in Yosemite at Tenaya Lodge
Located just two miles from Yosemite National Park, dog-friendly Tenaya Lodge specializes in memorable summer moments for the entire family.
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Fall for these dog-friendly waterfalls
Yes, we had a dry January, but the big storms in late December filled lakes and streams and created a hefty Sierra snowpack. The payoff: Waterfall season! Here are some late winter/early spring hikes with watery rewards at the end…
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Headed for Yosemite? You lucky dog!
In Yosemite, you’ll embark on a getaway you and your little buddy will never forget. Together, you can explore the wonders of the Sierra region at a full-service resort that offers 75 acres of outdoor recreation and accommodations.
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Cooper loved to travel
Cooper the Lab mix lived ten adventure-packed years as an avid DogTrekker, from winery visits at Gundlach Bundschu in Sonoma to Shirley Canyon hikes at Palisades Tahoe and beach romps at Fort Funston. His owner Niki shares how DogTrekker shaped…
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You, your dog and Yosemite: Pet-friendly Tenaya Lodge
If you enjoy adventuring with your dog and have always wanted to experience Yosemite National Park, then Tenaya Lodge at Yosemite is for you.
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Best dog-friendly hikes in Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz County is packed with dog-friendly hikes. Walk through redwoods along the Pipeline Trail at Henry Cowell, find a hidden koi pond at Pogonip Open Space, or hop aboard the Roaring Camp steam train with your well-behaved pup.
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Spring into Yosemite
Spring is the perfect time to visit Yosemite with your dog. Waterfalls rush, wildflowers bloom, and leashed dogs are welcome on most paved roads and paths in the valley. Mariposa County along the way adds dog-friendly lodging, dining and hikes.
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What’s shakin’ in wintertime Redding?
Winter is a great time to visit Redding with your dog in uncrowded conditions. Snap photos on the Sundial Bridge, hike the Sacramento River Trail, then chase waterfalls at Hedge Creek Falls and McCloud River Falls.
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Meet Faraday, a hospice story from Lily’s Legacy
Faraday, a gentle soul rescued after years wandering California vineyards, was diagnosed with heart disease and given six months to live. Taken in by Lily's Legacy Senior Dog Sanctuary, he has thrived in hospice care and gained an international following.
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Combat your dog’s boredom blues
A bored dog stuck indoors can become stressed and destructive. Keep your pup engaged with hide-a-treat puzzles, burrowing toys and scavenger hunts around the house. Practicing commands or teaching new tricks also provides great mental stimulation for both of you.
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The street vet
Dr. Kwane Stewart, known as The Street Vet, walks California's streets treating pets belonging to homeless individuals. Since 2011, he has cared for about 400 animals, covering vaccination and medication costs out of his own pocket.
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Saving Senior Dogs Week
Lily's Legacy Senior Dog Sanctuary has declared the last week of October as Saving Senior Dogs Week. This national campaign raises awareness for homeless senior dogs and funds for the fewer than 40 rescues dedicated to saving them.
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