Chicago’s Most Valuable Real Estate

Day 159
Image by xelcise via Flickr

Chicago’s most valuable real estate is it’s Lakefront.  I am so happy that the early settlers & developers of Chicago had the foresight and vision to protect the most precious and irreplaceable real estate, the lake front.

One of Chicago’s official dog parks is Montrose Beach Dog Park, see video to appreciate how dogs and dog owners enjoy a sunny summer afternoon.

A volunteer group known as Mondog, has been very instrumental in helping to keep the beach clean,  safe and user friendly.  This past Saturday, 6/5/2010 they did a fund raiser/bake sale to collect some money to help with the upkeep and continued improvement of the dog park.  Next Saturday, 6/19/2010 there is a volunteer clean up secheuled from 9am to 12pm at Montrose Beach.  Again coordinated with the efforts of the Mondog.org group.  They could certainly use your help so if you enjoy the beach with your pooch, might be a good idea to give a helping hand, contribute to community and the facility you use.   If you don’t have a dog, I suggest you adopt one from a local shelter or just come out to help MonDog clean up our area known as Chicago’s Montrose Dog Beach.  Free Parking.

Bark in the Park

by Roger on April 6, 2010
in Upcoming Events

It’s time for the Anti-Cruelty Society’s 16th annual Bark In The Park, a 5K (3.1)mile walk with (or without) your dog, to benefit The Anti-Cruelty Society, Chicago’s comprehensive, open-door, unlimited stay humane society.

On Saturday, May 1st, Chicagoland animal lovers will hightail it to Montrose Harbor. After the walk visit participate in some of the fun-filled activities including an agility course, sampling free sponsor products or check out the interactive fun in the Family Fun tent. If your dog is an Anti-Cruelty Society alum there will be an opportunity to meet other Anti-Cruelty Society alumi.

Here’s a few notes before you head out.

Only one dog per registrant.

All dogs must remain on a leashes throughout the event.

Retractable leashes must be LOCKED in a manageable position.

No aggressive animals or animals in heat.

Be sure your dog wears current rabies and I.D. tags.

No cats or other pets, skateboards, bikes, or rollerblades allowed.

Event officials reserve the right to refuse entry.

Please pick up after your pup. Bags will be available throughout the event site.

Sign up at: https://www.signmeup.com/site/reg/register.aspx?fid=0N2V3K7

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