The field guide to San Francisco's dog parks.
A collection of helpful resources for San Francisco dog owners.
Interactive map of every off-leash area in San Francisco and the broader Bay Area, maintained by the SF Dog Owners Group.
Official list of all designated dog play areas managed by San Francisco Recreation and Parks, with rules, hours, and facility details.
Listings for 50+ off-leash dog parks in San Francisco with photos, directions, reviews from other dog owners, and amenity details.
Official National Park Service dog regulations for GGNRA lands including Crissy Field, Fort Funston, and Ocean Beach.
Presidio Trust guide to where dogs are allowed (on-leash and off-leash), trail closures, and coyote safety tips.
Directory of 375+ dog-friendly restaurants in San Francisco where your pup can join you at outdoor tables.
Dog-friendly attractions, beaches, hikes, and activities throughout San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Browse adoptable dogs at Maddie's Pet Adoption Center (250 Florida St). Same-day adoptions available. Dogs $175, puppies $400.
City shelter at 1419 Bryant St offering adoptions, lost-and-found pet services, low-cost rabies and microchip clinics, and animal welfare resources.
Dogs over 4 months must be licensed by law. Register online, by mail, or in person. Altered dogs start at $30/year.
Curated list of reward-based dog training classes and trainers in the Bay Area, vetted by the SF SPCA.
Comprehensive guide for new dog owners covering house training, crate training, basic commands, socialization, and settling in.
Non-profit advocating for off-leash access since 1976. Runs workshops, park cleanups, training seminars, and publishes 'The Wag' newsletter. Membership $20/year.
Find your local neighborhood dog owner group to connect with other dog people in your area.
Advocacy group focused on preserving off-leash access at Crissy Field and GGNRA lands. Updates on NPS policy changes affecting dog owners.
Free pet food distribution in the Mission District for San Francisco families who need help feeding their dogs and cats.
Free veterinary care for pets of unhoused San Francisco residents, operated through SF Animal Care & Control partnerships.