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Happy Tails Dog Park Welcome to Happy Tails Dog Park! We are a tax deductible organization. It is 50+ acres in size.

Happy Tails Dog Park in Chippewa Falls is situated on a City owned parcel of land that is entirely fenced and gated. Currently, there is an 8000 sq ft small dog area, and the large dog is nearly 50 acres! Any size dogs are welcome in the big dog area, but timid and shy little guys are recommended to try out the small dog area first. Large dogs (over 30 pounds) are welcome in the small dog enclosur

e (if there are no small dogs using it). There is a walking trail around the perimeter that measures a tad over 1-mile! There are benches situated all along this trail, for those who want to take a little breather. Also, the center of the park sometimes has small pond and lots of immature trees - for now. Because this site is a dual use park (it is also a storm water retention and overflow area), we ask that users stay away from the grates - both canine and humans. There are some fences and guards, but this is a gentle reminder that dogs must be kept under control by the handler/owner at all times. There is water a station for dogs, dog rinsing and a water fountain for humans to refresh at after a vigorous walk.

Much THANKS to the PATRON(S) for shoveling the sidewalk entrance area after the last snow fall. The snow fall coming ear...
07/02/2025

Much THANKS to the PATRON(S) for shoveling the sidewalk entrance area after the last snow fall. The snow fall coming earlier Saturday morning will be MORE significant. Hopefully some of the park's VALUED PATRON(S) will respond with an equal effort. THANKS ⛄️ ❄️

30/12/2024
24/12/2024

Please plan to get your 2025 Annual Permit.

24/12/2024
10/12/2024

Thanks to the Jayna Kelley Foundation, which is a non-profit created by Robin and Brian Kelley to honor and remember their daughter Jayna Kelley for their generous of $5,000 to Happy Tails Dog Park.

The Jayna Kelley Foundation is a non-profit created by Robin and Brian Kelley to honor and remember their daughter Jayna...
10/12/2024

The Jayna Kelley Foundation is a non-profit created by Robin and Brian Kelley to honor and remember their daughter Jayna Kelley. Each year their foundation grants money to community agencies, non-profits and community projects. They chose to support Happy Tails Dog Park with a donation of $5,000. Their friends from Autumn Community Sunshine Fund have joined their efforts, by gifting their $2,500 grant to Happy Tails Dog Park as well. Jayna and Autumn had a strong love for their pets, so providing more opportunities for others who love their dogs seemed like a perfect fit. The donations will be used to purchase a watering station for the small dog area under the pavilion. Robin Korb (Park Treasurer) accepted both donations on behalf of Happy Tails Dog Park.

The Park Water will SHUT OFF for the season on October 15.
07/09/2024

The Park Water will SHUT OFF for the season on October 15.

THANKS to the Dog Swim volunteers. Jeff & Diana Lightner, Terry & Olivia Haile, Katie & Jim Price
02/09/2024

THANKS to the Dog Swim volunteers. Jeff & Diana Lightner, Terry & Olivia Haile, Katie & Jim Price

Please share with all interested parties.
15/08/2024

Please share with all interested parties.

Happy Tails Dog Park is sponsoring its 16th Annual Dog Swim on August 28th at the Bernard F. Willi Outdoor Pool located ...
03/08/2024

Happy Tails Dog Park is sponsoring its 16th Annual Dog Swim on August 28th at the Bernard F. Willi Outdoor Pool located at 1 Bridgewater Avenue, Chippewa Falls.

Hours: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Fee: $ 5.00/dog.
Requirement: Proof of Current Rabies Vaccination

Rain Date: August 29th
Hours: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Seal Coating Project is COMPLETE. Access to the park should be back to NORMAL on Friday Morning (7/12)
11/07/2024

Seal Coating Project is COMPLETE. Access to the park should be back to NORMAL on Friday Morning (7/12)

Eau Claire Sealcoating is scheduled to Crack Fill & Seal Coating the park’s driveway and parking lot on THURSDAY July 11...
09/07/2024

Eau Claire Sealcoating is scheduled to Crack Fill & Seal Coating the park’s driveway and parking lot on THURSDAY July 11th starting at 8:00 am.

It would be well advised that ALL park patrons AVOID the park on that day OR park on the street and access the park areas by walking on the grass shoulders of the driveway entrance.

Weather still looks AWESOME for Saturday.
14/05/2024

Weather still looks AWESOME for Saturday.

The Weather Forecast is for SUNNY and 70 degrees.
12/05/2024

The Weather Forecast is for SUNNY and 70 degrees.

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Happy Tails Dog Park in Chippewa Falls welcomes all dogs (that are people and dog friendly) and their owners to come and enjoy our park.

Happy Tails Dog Park is a totally volunteer run, self funded 501C3 non-profit organization, that is situated on a City owned parcel of land 50+ acres that is entirely fenced and gated.

The park charges $3.00 per day for use(envelopes for daily permits at the park) or yearly permits are available for purchase at Chippewa Falls Police Department or the Parks and Rec Department downtown Chippewa Falls (proof of rabies required).

Currently, there is an 50 acre area that is a dual use water retention area, 15000 sq ft large dog area, a 1200 sq ft small dog area. There is a walking trail around the perimeter that measures about 1-mile, with benches situated all along this trail, for those who want to take a little breather. As the center of the park sometimes has water, we suggest to bring along a towel for your pooch. We ask that users stay away from the grates - both canine and humans. There are some fences and guards, but this is a gentle reminder that dogs must be kept under control by the handler/owner at all times. Drinking water is available seasonally and shut off for winter so plan accordingly. Dog waste bags are provided as are disposal cans. A port-a-potty is available just off the paved parking lot.