RESOURCES

Groups & Organizations*

We’re happy to provide listings for dog-related groups, including breed-specific, sports/competitive, advocacy related, therapy…
Drop a note to: lisa@bluegrassdogmagazine.com
...and be sure to leave a number where you can be reached.

*listings to come


Pet Emergency Care

After Hours Emergency Clinic:

AA Small Animal
Emergency Service
200 Southland Drive
Lexington, Kentucky 40503
Phone (859) 276-2505


In Case of Poisoning:

ASPCA Animal Poison
Control Center
(888) 426-4435; open 24/7
Consultation fee: $55

Animal Poison Hotline
(888) 232-8870; open 24/7
Consultation fee: $35

DOG PARKS
Lexington's ever-expanding development brings less and less opportunity for your dog to roam off-leash. But dogs, like people, need regular exercise for their health and emotional well-being. So what's a dog to do? Hit the local bark park! Luckily, Lexington has already set aside three such parks, all free and open to area dog lovers.

Jacobson Dog Park
on Richmond Road.  Dogs can explore four acres with plenty of trees, and there are benches for their owners to relax.

 Masterson Station Dog Park,
off Leestown Road.  Currently six acres, soon to be expanded to sixteen.

 Coldstream Dog Park
off Newtown Pike (near UK's research facility). The newest park, its twelve acres are divided into two separate yards, with one set aside for smaller pets.

Treat your dog to a trip to one of these great parks. Maybe you’ll both meet new friends!