Cahaba Dog Park

01/07/2025

Shared from the Greater Birmingham Humane Society -

Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing every night this week. Please pay attention to the winter weather advisory and the temperature for the next few days, and bring all pets inside.

Here are ways to keep your pets safe during the current weather event:

❄️ The best option is to bring your pet inside. If your pet has to stay outdoors, they MUST have woodchips, straw, or another insulating material inside a covered shelter to help provide warmth and keep them dry. DO NOT USE BLANKETS! Blankets can get wet and freeze, causing a higher risk for your pet.
❄️ Your pet's shelter must have 3-4 walls and can block your pet from the wind.
❄️ Your pet must have access to water. You must frequently check the water to ensure it is not frozen and break up any ice that may form.
❄️ The shelter must stay dry and must not be in a low-lying area. You will be asked to elevate the shelter if it is exposed to moisture/mud.
❄️ There must be adequate room for your pet to move around.

Remember to Snap It 📸, Map It 📍, Call It 📞, if you see an animal in need. Take a photo, get the exact address of the animal(s), call Animal Care and Control at 205-591-6522, and listen to the automated message for what option to select for your jurisdiction.

Please stay safe and warm this week, Birmingham, and let's watch out for our pets!

01/02/2025

11/24/2024

Shared from What’s Happening In Trussville from original post.

Does anyone recognize these dogs? They were rescued yesterday in Trussville and I am keeping them safe until their owner can be located.
Taking them to the vet to get scanned this morning. They are calm and sweet go to the door when they need to potty. Someone has to be missing them.

11/04/2024

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10/21/2024

Jumping into a pile of leaves is full of fall fun! 🍁🍂🍁🍂 However, this environment can also be a breeding ground for bacteria and mold. Here are a few outdoor hazards to watch out for and tips to help keep your pets safe this season:

🍁 Monitor your pets when they are outside exploring new fall foliage that may be toxic.
🍁 Clear out any small sticks or items that may damage their gastrointestinal tract if ingested.
🍁 Inspect their fur regularly for ticks, fleas, or small wounds.
🍁 Check paw pads to ensure they don’t have any foxtails, thorns, or other materials stuck between their fur.

10/19/2024

The large dog side of Cahaba Dog Park will be closed tomorrow morning, Saturday, October 19th from approximately 6a.m. -8 a.m. for maintenance.
Thanks,
Trussville Dog Parks Auxiliary

10/06/2024

Don’t forget the Pup Strut is today! Register your pup or pups at the Pet Supplies Plus tent by 4 pm!

09/24/2024

Here are longtime Cahaba Dog Park pups, Roadie, and Willow being the first to enjoy the renovations early on reopening day. ❤️🐶❤️🐶

09/24/2024

 Here are some of the pups and their people enjoying the dog park this morning. 🐶❤️🐶

09/22/2024

Our large dog side of Cahaba Dog Park will be reopened tomorrow Monday, September 23rd!!

Much thanks again to the City of Trussville, and all involved with the decision for the renovation of the large dog side our community dog park.

We also want to thank all that were involved in the hard work on this project. This includes our Parks and Recreation workers, and well as our Public Works workers.

We truly look forward to seeing you and your pups enjoying the large dog side again soon. 🐕🐕‍🦺

09/05/2024

Just a reminder that our large dog side is still closed for repair until further notice. 🐶
TIA 🐕

09/02/2024

Cahaba Dog Park ( large dog side) will continue to be closed for repairs until further notice.
Thanks to you and your pups for your patience. Looking forward to seeing you all soon.
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