Dog Resources

Local Dog Clubs

Duke City Chile Dogs Flyball Team
897-8078, haulnk9@attglobal.net Enchanted Poodle Club
890-6817 High Desert Sun Dogs Flyball Club NM Hundesport
Kevin Sheldahl, 294-5092 Rio Grande Canine Freestylers
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Dog-Friendly Housing

Local Apartments

Allegro at Tanoan
6601 Tennyson Street NE
1-877-896-1848 Cantata at the Trails*
6700 Cantata St. NE
221-6010 Mesa del Oso
5100 Mesa del Oso Rd NE
298-1111 Panorama Heights Apartments*
13309 Mountain Rd. NE
296-7555 Presidio at NE Heights,
6350 Eubank Blvd. NE
271-1400 The Resort at Sandia Village
5123 Prospector Way NW
899-9700 Sedona Ridge Apartments
3400 Wyoming Blvd. NE
1-888-255-1378 Sun Village Apartments (under 25 lbs.)
801 Locust Place NE
842-6640 * Unfortunately, these properties list breed restrictions, so confirm that your dog/s would be allowed.

Online Resources for Local Apartments

People with Pets Rent.com RentalAds.com Rent Cafe RentDigs.com Trulia Zillow Rent Lingo's Pet Resume
lets your landlord know that your dog is great!

Moving with your Dog

AHA's tips on moving with your dog Infographic tips for moving with your dog Petcentric's tips on understanding how to move with your dog State-by-State Guide to moving with your dog

Animal Trusts

Estate Planning Involving Pets from the American Bar Association Estate Planning with Pet Trusts from Nolo Free Pet Trusts from Rocket Lawyer Model Laws with Pet Trusts from the National Anti-Vivisection League's Animal Law Resource Center Pet Trust Primer from the ASPCA Pet Trusts & Other Estate Issues from Michigan Sate University's Animal Legal & Historical Center

Local Organizations

Report animal abuse: 768-1975 (Animal Services) Animal Protection of New Mexico
265-2322 or hotline: 800-249-0032
apnm@apnm.org Bernalillo County Animal Services
1136 Gatewood SW, Albuquerque
468-PETS (-7387)
animal@bernco.gov NM Federation of Animal Care,
Control & Welfare Agencies
1109 Luthy Circle
294-8358 How to make a complaint and what to do if officials don't respond from PETroglyphs Magazine Unchain Your Dog
information about preventing dog chaining

National Organizations

Animal Legal Defense Fund tells you how to legally stop someone from abusing their dogs American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) Humane Society of the U.S. Pet Abuse has information on what you can do to prevent animal abuse

Local Dog Organizations

Paws & Stripes
is a local organization that matches rescue dogs as service dogs to returning vets with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) or TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury). The only dogs they use come from shelters and are trained by professionals specializing in service dogs. PETroglyphs magazine
the online version of New Mexico's animal resource magazine. Pets are Wonderful Support (P.A.W.S.)
NM AIDS Services' program to assist their clients to keep and maintain their animals.
938-7100 Southwest Canine Corps of Volunteers, Inc.
this organization of dog lovers helps you train your dog to brighten the days of patients in local nursing homes and hospitals--do a good deed and have a wonderful experience with your dog at the same time.

National Dog Organizations

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary Grey 2K USA "protecting greyhounds nationwide" Land of Pure Gold (Golden Retrievers)

Pets of the Homeless

Feeding Pets of the Homeless
an organization dedicated to feeding the thousands of animals cared for by the homeless.

General Dog Info

Animal Channel
Humane Society's site with everything canine Puppyworks
educational dog events for dog trainers and behaviorists Senior Dogs
a wonderful site that promotes the adoption of older dogs and provides information on what older dogs need to best enjoy their golden years.
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ABQ Poop Law

As of October 10th, 2015, the City of Albuquerque confirms that: "when not on the owner's property, the owner is required to pick up their pet's waste, whether it's private or public property. Violators can be reported to 311 or anyone can request a patrol [242-COPS or 242-2677] in their area. If caught and convicted, the violater can face up to a 500.00 dollar fine or 90 days in jail." So make sure you scoop that poop! For more ways to file a complaint with the police, head to the APD contact page.