Testimonials
The Evansville Dog Park is supported by its members not only financially but also by the care that goes in to it. I had visited the park area once and recently decided that we wanted to become members so I went to a meeting to learn about the park. I learned that it is completely volunteer ran, no support from the city/county at this point. It is a small organization but the volunteers that were at the meeting have a wonderful vision for the center but they need more help. So I encourage all the current members to be a part of the park in a bigger way, it needs the members to be successful. Think about how you can help by asking yourself, what is your area of expertise? When you visit it what do you think it needs and how can you help the park achieve it. The park belongs to the members, members support what they belong too.
Jenn Wigginton
Community Supporter
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The dog park has been a long time coming. Many hurddles had to be overcome. The park is a welcome place for our dogs to meet other dogs and run loose. Not everyone has a fenced in area for their dogs. I always enjoy the park more when other dogs are there and watch them greet familiar dogs and run and play.
Nancy McGuyer
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We have wanted a safe place for our pup to run and play for a while. She had so much fun she actually fell asleep on the way home! Thank you for a fun, safe, and clean place for dogs to play and meet other fur friends! We are happy members!
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This is without a doubt, the poorest excuse for a dogpark I have ever been to. I lived in Las Vegas, Nevada, and went to at least 6 different dog parks there during my 31 year residency. I have also been to dog parks in California and Arizona. Out of the 6 visits I made to Central Bark, there were other dogs ther only once. That time was today. As we approached the gate, We saw 2 other owners leashing 4 of the 7 dogs that were present. Curious behavior for dogs that are supposed to be friendly and socialized. As soon as we entered with our unleashed dog, he was attacked by one of the remaining unleashed dogs already there. Then the other owners unleashed their dogs. My little terrier was overwhelmed by snarling, snapping animals and I had to get in the middle of all of them so my husband could pick our dog up. The other owners did nothing. The people and the animals that go to Central Bark obviously don't understand what "well-socialized" or "other dog friendly" means.
Alison Williams
Member
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