Admit it...Who owns who in this relationship? I am Michelle and I am owned by two Scottish Terriers, Connor and Tess. My dogs are NOT spoiled....I am well trained. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This is meetup group of humans who are owned by their four-legged friends and proud of it. We value the relationships we have with our dogs and we enjoy getting out and being active with them. We are all dog lovers who will gather regularly in th …

A group for adventurous dogs and their people. The plan is to set up meetups for some of our favorite things to do with our dogs: off-leash hiking, walking, group playdates, training field trips, on-leash socialization walks etc. We'll try out new things when we find them...we're open to all suggestions! We don't discriminate based on breed or type, but we do ask that dogs are non-dog-aggressive to attend certain events, such as group playdates or off-leash hikes. 

Welcome to Baltimore's own animal support group. We are a well behaved group of small dogs and masters who meet for therapeutic socialization! Come and join the fun! While learning pet wellness and support, you can participate in the Service Animal Registry of America Therapy Animal certification. We are always looking for kind, caring people and dogs willing to spread the sunshine around! Members are required to provide health information and vaccination records from a reputable veterinarian t …

Hello!! There are great Chihuahua lovers meet ups out there, unfortunately they are located far away from us and we are looking forward to keeping our 4 beautiful chi's in touch with other little ones with caring parents like us, our chihuahuas are our babies and we understand how much love and attention they need. If your chi is looking for new friends, you are more than welcome to join us in monthly meet ups. We will be having indoor and/or outdoor meet ups depending on the weather. See ya …

Tails of Hope Sanctuary is an organization which rescues shelter animals who are in trouble. These animals may have simply run out of time at a shelter, or have correctable health or behavioral needs which we address before they become available for adoption. Either way, we provide a safe place for them while they await permanent homes, and we free up much-needed space at shelters. Currently, our Sanctuary is actually a network of foster care providers. Tails of Hope promotes healthy, saf …