TOP 30 Companion animals in Massapequa, New York

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Beloved Furever Friend is a premier pet adoption center located at 101 Henry Street in Massapequa, New York. Our mission is to find loving homes for animals in need and to promote responsible pet ownership. We offer a wide variety of dogs, cats, and other furry friends looking for their furever families. Our experienced staff provides personalized matchmaking services to help you find the perfect companion for your lifestyle. Visit us today and make a furry friend that will bring joy and love into your life for years to come.

Welcome to Robinson Duck Farm Dog Park, a delightful haven for dog lovers and their furry companions, nestled in the scenic surroundings of Brookhaven, New York. Located at 2903 County Road 80, our park is a proud creation of the Long Island Dog Owners Group (LI-DOG), a dedicated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to expanding access to public parkland for Long Island's dog owners and their pets. Robinson Duck Farm Dog Park is one of the ten dog parks established through LI-DOG's tireless efforts, joining the ranks of other popular destinations such as Eisenhower, Massapequa, and Huntington dog parks. Our park offers a safe, welcoming environment where dogs can run freely off-leash, socialize, and bask in the beauty of nature.

Welcome to Cherry Avenue Dog Park, a delightful haven for dogs and their owners located in the heart of West Sayville, New York. Situated on Cherry Avenue, this park is not just a local gem but also a popular tourist attraction for dog lovers visiting Long Island. Operated by LI-DOG, a dedicated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Cherry Avenue Dog Park is part of our mission to expand access to public parkland for Long Island's canine companions and their humans. Thanks to the relentless efforts of the Long Island Dog Owners Group (LI-DOG), dog enthusiasts can now enjoy ten new dog parks across Long Island, including popular spots like Eisenhower, Massapequa, Blydenburgh, Huntington, and more. Our advocacy has also led to the creation of numerous on-leash dog walking trails in town and county parks that previously did not allow dogs. To explore these wonderful spaces, be sure to check out LI-DOG’s Long Island Dog Park Listing and Dog-Friendly Parks and Trails guide.