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Yolo County SPCA – Lost Dogs
Davis
Yolo County SPCA - Lost Dogs is an emergency veterinary or pet services provider in Davis in California’s Central Valley.
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Capital sipping experiences
Sacramento makes a perfect base for dog-friendly wine tasting. Sip on the patio at Revolution Winery in Midtown, then head to the Apple Hill region near Placerville for fall farm visits and hillside vineyard views.
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Can you Suisun? If you haven’t, go soon!
Solano County's Suisun Valley is a wine country hidden gem just off Interstate 80 near Vacaville. With vineyards dating to the 1880s and a growing roster of dog-friendly tasting rooms, it's well worth pulling off the highway to explore.
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Sacramento’s dog-friendly outdoor dining scene
Sacramento farm-to-fork dining thrives on dog-friendly patios across the city. From Burgers and Brew to Bike Dog Brewing taproom and Tequila Museo Mayahuel fine Mexican fare, there is a patio seat waiting for you and your pup.
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Kayla’s life-saving contribution
Kayla, DogTrekker's beloved Lab, sensed something was wrong with co-founder Roxanne and persistently pawed at her chest one night. That alert led to the early detection of breast cancer, and her doctors believe Kayla saved her life.
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Tiptoe through the tulips in Davis
The UC Davis Arboretum offers a peaceful, dog-friendly stroll through 100 acres of botanical gardens along Putah Creek. With plantings from around the globe and plenty of benches, it's a perfect spring outing for you and your leashed pup.
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Yearning for Yolo
Yolo County rewards those who pull off the highway with dog-friendly tasting rooms in Winters, farm tours in the Capay Valley, new wineries along the Sacramento River in Clarksburg and patio dining throughout.
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