Del Monte Dog Park

From Karasu Kurotori

Lost Dog - GiGi

Race St VTA station
San Jose

Owner, Steven Garza, was jumped by guys with a knife and his dog got loose and ran.

Not my dog

Contact owner at His Facebook post

https://www.facebook.com/100015408819697/posts/1035163530340598/?d=n

Or at his pawboost alert.
(He responded to the Facebook pawboost post comments too.)

Please spread the word! Gigi was LOST on February 17, 2021 in San Jose, CA 95126 near Race light rail station at 500 Race St, San Jose, CA 95126

Message from Owner: Hi my name is Steven Garza. I had lost my dog Gigi at the race Light Rail station. The way I lost her was. I was on my way home and these two males had approached me and tried to rob me for my backpack and my wallet at knifepoint one of them chased her away and the other one along with the other guy both chased after me with a knife that each of them had I am getting away but I had lost my dog when I had tried to go back for her she was nowhere to be found.. I know for a fact that these men did not get a hold of her because I seen them run back and get in their car and speed off ???????? can you please contact me back I'd really appreciate it. I miss her so much I've been crying everyday since that day. Please if you have any info on her where abouts please contact (408) 380-9384 I dont have much but im willing to give the person that finds her $100. Thank you

Description: Smooth coat tan and white... white on her chest.. She also has a tan tale with a white tip on her tale

For more info or to contact Gigi's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/6829122

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

There’s no such thing as the “poop fairy.” Pick up after your dog.

Posting in case anybody is able to help.

From Jennifer Gagliardo:

Hello Friends!

On the large dog side, I am putting together a dog costume get together on Halloween! It will be between 5pm and 7pm. Bring your furry children to come celebrate Halloween. I will have small prizes for costume winners around 6/6:30pm. Parents, dress up too! Your costumes are also strongly encouraged. See you there!

From the DMDP:
Small dogs are welcome to dress up as well.

Del Monte Dog Park is not responsible for any judging and prize allocation. This is an event organized solely by attendees of the park. Please contact Jennifer Gagliardo for any additional information.

To clarify a common misconception, the park is not open 24/7. Official park hours in San Jose are from "dawn to sunset." When the restroom closes, you know the park is closed. For those of you asking why we close the restroom, we don't--the City does. So if your gripe is about you not being able to take a potty break when you visit the park because you're there when you're not supposed to be there, contact the City to provide that feedback. Again, this page is kept by a group of volunteers, not the City.

This page is not sponsored by or monitored by the City of San José. To help keep our parks beautiful, healthy and safe, report maintenance issues or other problems that are occurring in a San José park in one of the following ways:

- fill out the Park Concerns Form at https://goo.gl/h7g132, or
- submit a ticket via the MySanJose app, or
- call (408) 793-5510, or
- email [email protected]

Thank you!

I, on behave of Del Monte Dog Park, would like to issue an apology to Mouse and his human for how they were unfairly treated today. Del Monte Dog Park welcomes all dogs, intact or not! If your dog has issues with or is aggressive toward intact male dogs, then it is your responsibility as a responsible dog owner to remove the aggressive dog and not to demand the removal of the intact dog. I am so sorry, Mouse, that you were ask to leave the park today for no reason. I hope you will return to the park.

We don’t know why or for how long the water will be shut off at the park this time. If you would like to communicate with the City about the status of the water being shut off at the park, three ways to contact Parks are attached. We also recommend copying District 6 staff ([email protected]).

Canine influenza signs posted at the park today. Please be cautious and keep your canine friend safe!

As a reminder, one person cannot bring in more than two dogs to the park at anytime, per San Jose Municipal Code 7.40.050(B)(4).

Help keep our parks beautiful, healthy and safe. If you see any maintenance issues or other problems that are occurring in a San José park, report the problem:

- fill out the Park Concerns Form at https://goo.gl/h7g132, or
- call (408) 793-5510, or
- email [email protected]

Thank you!

If you have a dog and take it outside of your own yard or home, you have an ***OBLIGATION*** to always have dog bags on your person. City dog parks do not exist as your dog's only dedication spot and those of us responsible enough to always have bags on us aren't here to share them with you. Exercise responsible pet ownership skills. Hold yourself accountable. Stop being lazy.