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A Fabulous Evening
with Kate & Lily
Kate & Lily
Kate
Kim, Deb, Kath & Candace
Volunteers Getting Ready in the Tent
See More Cold Nose Photos by clicking HERE
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LOOKING FOR SHADE IN THE PARK?
Because Pilgrim Bark Park sits on top of an effluent field,
we can't plant trees in the Park.
We CAN, however, build shade structures.
But first we need to pay off our $30k loan!
Please make a donation!
White Line Giclee Prints of Pilgrim Bark Park
by Sally Brophy
10% of the profits from each print will be donated to The Provincetown Dog Park Association.
For more information or to place an order, click here.
Pilgrim Bark Park on YouTube
Wicked Local Cape Cod Video
from
The Provincetown Banner
Hear some of the creators of the Pilgrim Bark Park and our visitors talk about the Park's re-opening in this YouTube clip created by Pru Sowers:
EVERY $25 COUNTS:
PLEASE BECOME A
FRIEND OF THE PARK
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CHECK OUT THE NEW FOUNTAIN!
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"GEEZ, WE'VE NEVER HAD OUR OWN FOUNTAIN BEFORE!"
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FOLLOW THE LEADER ON
OPENING DAY OF THE PARK
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"WHADDAYA THINK THE SIGN SAYS?"
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We would like to acknowledge the contribution of the following vendors who helped create PILGRIM BARK PARK:
General Contractor: Ethan Poulin Landscaping*
Electricity: Long Point Electric
Well: Desmond Drilling
Plumbing: Diamond Plumbing & Heating
Cement: Mike Cook
Brick-laying: Jeff Holway
Blue Stone Engraving: Race Point Sandblasting
Irrigation: Misty Hill Landscape Design
Asphalting and Parking Lot: John Canto Paving
Boulder Wall: E-Z-Doze-It Excavating
Fence: Crosby Fence and Reliable Fence
*A special woof goes out to Ethan Poulin who is truly a friend of the Park.
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Pilgrim Bark Park featured in Bark Magazine Jan/Feb 2009 Edition
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A Note from the Dog Park Association
We're delighted with your response to the dog park, and so glad dogs and their humans are visiting often!
Please remember
that we are self-managing, which means each of us must uphold the integrity of the park:
cleaning up the dog-doo, and reminding others to do the same;
refraining from smoking or littering;
and generally encouraging one another to treat the park as our own.
Also, we are 100% self-funded, so if you or others can help us to raise the funds to help us reach our goals, we sure will appreciate it. (See "How you can help" section of this website to learn more).
Thank you
for your support and for joining us in making the Pilgrim Bark Park the BEST it can be: safe, fun, enjoyable for all doggies and friends.
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