Doc Hamilton Dog Park and K-9 Memorial

09/11/2022

We are excited for our pet portrait fundraiser The Hive Experience Boutique! Shares are appreciated 🐾💜📸

04/10/2022

Not every day is filled with rain and snow! 😀Take a pic with our Earth Day photo prop and tag your adventures with for a chance to win some awesome prizes!

235 Central Ave, Oak Hill

12/04/2021

10/31/2021

06/25/2021

Roxanne and Tuxedo are visiting from Knoxville. They had a great time at the dog park in Oak Hill. Roxanne and Tuxedo were proud to have their picture taken with the K-9 memorial statue. Fayette County has had the best and bravest K-9s in the state! They also met two friends. Cash and Coal were also enjoying the day! It’s great to see our dog park being used and enjoyed!

05/31/2021

Today was the perfect day to get the dog tags up on the fence at the dog park in Oak Hill. We just have a few, as of now. But, we would love to have a fence full soon. If you would like a tag in memory of a special pup, complete the form and bring it to the Chamber of Commerce, across from The Holiday Lodge, with a picture and $25. Please share!

05/14/2021

The new shelter at the dog park gives shelter to the humans coming with their furry friends!

11/26/2020

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/21/2020

Help our local humane society out! These kittens could use some love!

11/07/2020

These 3 really enjoyed the park!

11/07/2020

These warm fall days are great for taking your pups out for some exercise!

04/05/2020

We are still raising money to pay for the agility equipment, benches, and other amenities for the park. We are selling dog tags that will be hanging on the fence at the park as shown. If you would like a picture and name of your current furry friend, or one you have lost, to hang on the fence for everyone to admire, please send us a picture, $25, and complete the form. The form below gives more of the specifics. Thank you!

03/30/2020

The doors are engraved for the four K-9 officers that will be the first four to be interred. Kiosks will soon be installed so visitors may read about some of our K-9s while paying their respects to those interred.

03/30/2020

It's so nice to see people enjoying the park while practicing social distancing. The park is spread out, so it's easy to remain at least 6 ft. away. Respect everyone and their space!! Until this is all over, if there are several people in the park, come back another time.

03/30/2020

These two pups were out enjoying the fresh air and sunshine while practicing social distancing. They LOVE the park!

03/29/2020

There is still some landscaping to complete, but the dog park is really coming along nicely! The dog park agility equipment has all been installed. Thank you, Mike Lively, for installing the equipment for the large dog side, and the City of Oak Hill for installing the equipment for the small dogs.

03/29/2020

Mike and Judy Lively with Jamie Lester and Jeff Edwards of Vandalia Bronze Sculptor. Mike and Judy spearheaded the fund raising efforts.

03/29/2020

Charles Bryant, had the first K-9 officer in Fayette County and Greg Harding had the first K-9 officer in Oak Hill. We were honored to have them attend the ceremony.

03/29/2020

Nick Mooney and his K-9 officer, Arras, unveiled the statue. Great job, guys!

03/29/2020

Thank you, Fayette County Sheriff Mike Fridley and your deputies, and Chief Mike Whisman, and your officers, for attending the unveiling and making this such a special day!

03/29/2020

The K-9 Memorial Dedication was a huge success. Members of the community gathered on October 13, 2019, to unveil the statue created by sculptor, Jamie Lester of Vandalia Bronze, and installed by Jeff Edwards. Pictured below: Mayor of Oak Hill, Danny Wright, Rev. Michael Hicks, Bill Hannabass, Sergeant Chris Young, Jamie Lester, and Oak Hill Police Chief, Mike Whisman.

03/29/2020

Oak Hill Police Chief Mike Whisman and Sheriff Mike Fridley

03/03/2020

The Doc Hamilton Dog Park and K-9 Memorial is a park that has sections for both small and large dogs. Each section is enclosed to keep your furry family member safe. The rules for the dog park can be found on the fence at the park.