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Greenfield, Indiana Pet Resources
Visitors from Greenfield often tell us how much they and their dogs enjoy the time they
spend in Beverly's Pet Campus Bark Park. The fully-enclosed, 5 acre park
allows them freedom and security rarely found at public parks and
facilities.
However, we understand that not everyone can come to
the Fishers campus as often as they would like. To help our friends in
Greenfield find outdoor alternatives
to Beverly's Bark Park that they can enjoy
with their pets a little closer to home, we provide information about
local parks they can visit when they can't make it to Beverly's Pet
Campus, as well as local resources, such as Pet Stores, veterinary care,
dog adoption and pet rescue services, and dog-friendly events throughout
Indiana.
Dog-Friendly Parks near Greenfield
Greenfield is located in Hancock County, just east of Indianapolis and is an ideal place to visit. Experience all that
they have to offer with parks, museums, and theaters. Catch a live performances at the newly renovated H.J. Ricks theater. Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley was born in Greenfield and wrote over 1,000 poems, including “Little Orphan Annie." Visitors can walk through his historic home located just west of Downtown Greenfield.
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Beckenholdt Park |
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Riley Park, the feature park of
Greenfield,
Indiana, is located at Apple St & U.S. 40 in Greenfield. The park covers 40 acres of natural landscape and offers a 7200
square foot skate park, two basketball courts, six tennis courts, five
baseball fields, playground equipment, a sledding hill, and plenty of
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Beckenholdt Park, located at the Intersection of County Road 300 North and Franklin Street
in Greenfield,
includes a 1.5 acre pond, fishing pier, wetland,
observation deck, 2 acre dog park, walking paths, interpretive signs, a
picnic shelter, and much more! Park amenities include charcoal grills,
designated parking, open play areas, picnic tables and restrooms
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Greenfield Area Pet Stores
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Speck's Pet Supplies
122 E. McClarnon Drive
Greenfield, IN
(317) 467-1414
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Nutty Mutt Bakery
1506 North State
Street
Greenfield, IN
(317) 468-0448
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The Ideal Pet, Inc.
Dog Training
Greenfield, IN
(317) 586-0979
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Greenfield Area Veterinary and Emergency Services
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Town & Country Animal Hospital
2874 North 400 East
Greenfield, IN
(317) 326-1212
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John Hardin, DVM
916 North State
Street
Greenfield, IN
(317) 462-9596 |
Noah's Brandywine
Animal Hospital
1479 North State Street
Greenfield, IN
(317) 462-7818
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Greenfield Area Dog Adoption, Pet Rescue Services and Dog-Friendly
Events
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The Humane Society of Hancock County
214 East Main Street
Greenfield, IN
(317) 462-5404
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Partners For Animal
Welfare Society
8 West Main Street
Greenfield, IN
(317) 467-1816
www.pawshancock.org
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Indiana Dog-Friendly Events
Greenfield and other cities
http://www.dogfriendly.com
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For more information,
visit the Town of Greenfield's official website.
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Discount Coupon: $10 Off Kennel Boarding with Bath
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About Greenfield, Indiana
Greenfield is home to about 18,400 resident
Hoosiers. While Greenfield still has a certain small town charm, it is
a bustling city on the move. There are many industrial and commercial
businesses, professional services, restaurants, and a wide variety of
shopping, with retail and specialty businesses throughout the city and
additional business developing all the time.
The residents have worked tirelessly to restore many
historic homes and businesses in the city. In
Greenfield, you will find excellent schools, an innovative and
technologically advanced library, many family friendly parks and recreation
areas, expanded health services, and annual events such as the Pennsy Trail Art
Fair, the Riley Festival, Entertainment on the Plaza, the Hancock County Fair,
and many others.
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14000 Promise Road