Carson City has been certified as a “Better Cities for Pets” community.
“Through the efforts of Supervisor Lisa Schuette and Mayor Lori Bagwell, Carson City has been officially recognized by Better Cities for Pets, a Mars Petcare Program, for its commitment to pets and pet owners,” reads a news release.
“Our pet friendly businesses, great veterinarians, animal focused nonprofits, strong partnership with the Nevada Humane Society, and dog friendly parks, trails and open space are just a few examples of the pet-friendly spirit that brought this certification to Carson City,” Schuette said in a statement. “Family pets are an important part of this community, and I want to thank everyone who helped to make Carson City a ‘Better Cities for Pets’ community.”
“By embracing pets, we've cultivated a sense of community, encouraging social interactions and fostering responsible pet ownership,” added Bagwell. “This certification symbolizes our dedication to creating a wholesome and vibrant city where pets are not just accepted but celebrated as integral members of our close-knit community.”
For information regarding Carson City’s pet friendly policies, parks and open space and animal shelters, visit www.carson.org/our-city/better-cities-for-pets.