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Attention All Dog Owners!All dogs are required to have an owner present at all times!(read more)
We have a (temporary) Place to PlayA place to play until our permanent home is ready. The Canton Paw Park Association, in conjunction with Big Springs United Methodist Church, is happy to to announce a location for a temporary paw park. (read more)
2ND. Annual CASI Canton Paw Park Chili Cook OffSeptember 11, 2010 Time : Tasting starts around 10:30. People's Choice turn in at 1:30; CASI turn in at Noon. Place: Brown Park in Historic Downtown Canton on Elizabeth Street across from City Hall To request more information or to register please Email cantonchili@gmail.net(read more)
June NewsFirst and foremost, a huge "Thank You" to our supporters and volunteers who have joined our efforts and vision of having an off-leash dog park to visit in the City of Canton!
We hope you are all enjoying the temporary dog park at Big Springs United Methodist Church, located at 2066 Sugar Pike Road in Woodstock.
We are excited to see how beneficial the temporary dog park has been for (read more)
ABOUT THE PARK
The land that has been approved for the Canton Paw Park is located behind the Canton Mill Loft building. There are approximately three acres of land. The park will include an area of about 2 acres for larger dogs, and a separate 1 acre area for small dogs. Plans for the park include a walkway composed of commemorative bricks, drinking fountains, pet waste stations, trash cans, benches, and even dog play and agility equipment.
How much of this can get included will depend greatly on the financial support of our community.
The Canton Paw Association will be maintaining the park and overseeing responsible use so all dog owners and their canine friends can safely enjoy the park. If you would like more information, please feel free to contact the Canton Paw Park Association at PO Box 4634, Canton, GA. 30114 Please help us spread the word about the dog park. Our canine friends will thank you for your support!
Mission Statement
To establish a fenced in, off-leash dog park where Cherokee County canine citizens can exercise in a clean, safe environment without endangering or annoying people or other wildlife. To develop a beautiful, well-maintained space open to all dog lovers and friends who are willing to uphold the park’s rules and restrictions. To view this park as a community project, in partnership
with The City of Canton, designed to satisfy the needs of dog owners and non-dog owners alike.
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