Other rescues/shelters
Animal Rescue of Tracy
Tracy
Animal Rescue of Tracy, located in Tracy, San Joaquin County, in Central Valley, has been a beacon of hope for abandoned and mistreated pets since its establishment in 1994.
Read moreFriends of Canines Animal
Tracy
Friends of Canines Animal Rescue, a dog rescue based in Tracy, California, collaborates with local shelters to provide a safe haven for our furry friends. Specializing in the rottweiler breed, they also welcome mixed breed dogs into their care.
Read morePeople for Pets
Tracy
For over 25 years, People for Pets has been serving pets and families of our local Tracy area.
Read morePets N Pals
Lathrop
Pets N Pals, a long-standing establishment in Lathrop, San Joaquin County, Central Valley, has been dedicated to serving the community for nearly 30 years. As a no-kill shelter, they prioritize the well-being of their furry residents.
Read moreStockton Animal Shelter
Stockton
Stockton Animal Shelter is a dog rescue and shelter organization in Stockton in California’s Central Valley dedicated to finding loving homes for dogs in need.
Read moreStockton animal shelter
Stockton
Stockton animal shelter is a lost dog resource in Stockton in California’s Central Valley.
Read moreMore Adventures in San Joaquin County
Ten terrific dog-friendly wineries in California
California wine country is full of wineries that welcome dogs. From Hall Wines in Napa Valley and Castello di Amorosa in Calistoga to Mutt Lynch Winery in Windsor, here are ten great spots to sip with your pup.
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Hit the trails near Yosemite
What better way to enjoy the mountains for bipeds and quadrupeds alike than by being out on a hike? In Mariposa County's scenic Merced River Canyon, several dog friendly recreation areas exist including the Merced River Hike at the Briceburg…
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More wet ways to play
Stand-up paddleboarding with your dog is catching on across California. From SUP PUPS clinics at Lake Tahoe to Dog-Paddle Saturdays in San Rafael, there are plenty of ways for you and your pup to ride a board together.
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Tuolumne County (north/Big Oak Flat) entrance
The Big Oak Flat entrance to Yosemite runs through rugged Tuolumne County, where dog-friendly lodging, dining and hikes line the route. Stop in historic Coulterville at the Hotel Jeffery or take the scenic John Muir Highway through Gold Country.
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On the road to Yosemite
The Yosemite Region spans four gateway counties, each with its own dog-friendly highlights. From Merced River hikes in Mariposa County to Gold Rush history in Tuolumne County, the journey can be as rewarding as the destination.
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Explore the countryside
More than 200 wineries and tasting rooms sit within 75 miles of Sacramento, and many welcome dogs. From Revolution Wines in the city to Jessie's Grove in Lodi, wine country with your pup is closer than you think.
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