City Bark, Too is expanding and relocating to 6235 S. Santa Fe on January 18, 2012.  Our new facility will be similar to our other 3 locations and will feature an outdoor dog park and swimming pool, upscale boarding options (private suites and indoor/outdoor kennels) and will even have the ability to board dogs that can’t participate in daycare.  Of course, your dogs will still receive the same great care they have been receiving from the City Bark, Too team for the past 7 ½ years.  We can’t wait to see you at our new location!

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The Colorado Association of Dog Daycares encourages its members to reach for a standard of excellence beyond the requirements for state licensure.  State licensure covers facility related criteria such as construction materials, space requirements and sanitation but not behavioral evaluation of client dogs, or staff experience and training.  CADD’s Gold Standard Accreditation is designed to demonstrate the facility’s commitment to providing the highest level of professional dog management and care.  We are very proud of achieving this designation at all 4 locations, as it demonstrates City Bark’s continuing commitment to providing the best quality of care for your dog through our emphasis on staff training.  We realize that most of our customers will never fully understand how much time and effort we devote to training our staff on dog behavior, but receiving this designation is proof of our commitment.

City Bark has received the Gold PCSA (Pet Care Services Association - formerly known as ABKA or American Boarding Kennel Association) Accreditation for both our City Bark facility at 8th & I25 and the City Bark facility in Parker. This accreditation is given to facilities that have demonstrated standards of excellence in commercial pet care as well as dedication to quality pet care.

The Pet Care Services Association was the non-profit trade association for nearly 3000 pet care service businesses in the United States and around the world until it went bankrupt in early 2011. After spending more than a year going through the process, City Bark took its commitment to providing the best care for your dogs to the next level by being one of only a few members that qualified and were able to achieve the Gold PCSA Accreditation.

Yap, Yelp, and Bark for Halloween!  Join us for a family friendly Halloween Yappy Hour to benefit MaxFund on Saturday, October 29th from 11am-1pm at our City Bark Lodo location (3150 Brighton Blvd, Denver-303.296.3722).  We will have activities for both your four legged furry kids and your two legged kids as well.  For a suggested donation of $15 per adults and $5 for children over two the event will include hot dogs and other snacks, a bake sale, a Halloween costume contest for both humans and canines, and the MaxFund mobile adoption van.

All well-behaved dogs and their owners are invited. Humans who don't have a dog and just want to join the fun, or who are interested in adoption are also welcome. The City Bark Lodo swimming pool will be open for the dogs, so bring a towel if your dog is a swimmer and you might want to consider not wearing your favorite white costume! 

MaxFund is a local non-profit No-Kill Animal Shelter and Adoption Center, established in 1988 by Nanci and Bill Suro. Animals find their way to by many roads, some more tragic than others, some simply victims of circumstance. Whatever road they take, MaxFund strives to perform all basic care for animals committed to its stewardship, including medical needs, rehabilitation, training, socialization and then finding them good homes with responsible pet parents. The organization provides crucial services including orthopedic surgery and other veterinary care for injured dogs and cats. More importantly, MaxFund has placed over 24,000 animals in new forever homes and has saved thousands with the spay and neuter program.

Bring your dog and join us for Yappy Hour on Friday, August 19th at our Parker location

This is THE party in town where both you and your dog can have an amazing time while benefitting dogs in need.  City Bark is hosting this event to benefit Rocky Mountain Lab Rescue and Helping Hands.  Beer and a taco bar (generously donated by Brewery Bar III) will be provided for the first 175 people.  Plus our dog park and swimming pool will be open for your dog to enjoy, so bring a towel if your dog is a swimmer.  The suggested donation is $15 per person. 

Where: City Bark at 9835 Mangano Lane, Parker, CO (1 block north of Lincoln and Jordan Rd.)
When: Friday August 19th from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Why: Where else can you meet other dog lovers, grab a beer, and bring your dog while raising money to save dogs in need of forever homes?
Suggested Donation: $15/person

All well behaved dogs and their owners are invited! If you don't have a dog and just want to find out what all the talk is about or are interested in adopting a dog in need of a forever home feel free to come.  We do recommend wearing clothes that you don't mind getting dirty because our pool and dog park will be open and bring a towel if your dog is a swimmer.

Rocky Mountain Lab Rescue www.rockymountainlabrescue is a local non-profit that rescues homeless labs and lab mixes and places them in forever homes.  Helping Hands www.helpingcritters.org is a local non-profit that provides financial support for medical expenses of pet animals in order to prevent economic euthanasia.  Both organizations are run 100% by volunteers so ALL donations go to help dogs and other household pets.