The board actually listened and decided to keep the full acreage open for all the dogs so the fences are not coming down and I honestly cannot believe it really happened. It is such a relief to know we can keep running around out there like we always have (though …
As supporters/users/advocates of the Cherry Creek Dog Park in Aurora, Colorado, we would like to preserve the current acreage that is currently open to us for off-leash use as dog park users/walkers. The State Parks Board is currently in the process of planning to reduce our current acreage (approximately 300 acres) down to 85 FENCED acres!! We would like to preserve the current acreage available to us to use as an off-leash dog park.
When you sign, please provide us with your address, including city and zip code in the Comments field. Thank you!!
I just saw the count hit one hundred which is honestly wild because I really thought this would just be me and a few friends shouting into the void while we walk our dogs. It makes me feel so much better about the whole situation because those eighty-five acres are just not enough for the pups who need room to run around outside.
Reached 100 supporters
April 28, 2010
6 Comments
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Dave Whitaker
16 years ago
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Leave the park alone! We need the room.
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Mike Taylor
16 years ago
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My dog has been coming here for years and needs the space to run. 85 acres is way too small for the amount of people that use this place. Keep it like it is please.
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Brian Gupta
16 years ago
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We drive all the way from Denver to use this park. Taking away that much space makes no sense at all. Please reconsider.
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Jessica Cole
16 years ago
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This is ridiculous. It is one of the only places in the state where dogs can actually be dogs. Reducing it would just make it overcrowded and dangerous. 80112.
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Sarah Kim
16 years ago
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Seriously? Aurora 80013. This is the only place my lab can actually burn off energy. Don't take this away from us.
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Lisa Choi
16 years ago
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80015. So sad to see them trying to cram everything into tiny fenced pens. The open space is the whole point of going there.
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The board actually listened and decided to keep the full acreage open for all the dogs so the fences are not coming down and I honestly cannot believe it really happened. It is such a relief to know we can keep running around out there like we always have (though …
As supporters/users/advocates of the Cherry Creek Dog Park in Aurora, Colorado, we would like to preserve the current acreage that is currently open to us for off-leash use as dog park users/walkers. The State Parks Board is currently in the process of planning to reduce our current acreage (approximately 300 acres) down to 85 FENCED acres!! We would like to preserve the current acreage available to us to use as an off-leash dog park.
When you sign, please provide us with your address, including city and zip code in the Comments field. Thank you!!
I just saw the count hit one hundred which is honestly wild because I really thought this would just be me and a few friends shouting into the void while we walk our dogs. It makes me feel so much better about the whole situation because those eighty-five acres are just not enough for the pups who need room to run around outside.
Reached 100 supporters
April 28, 2010
6 Comments
D
Dave Whitaker
16 years ago
Featured
Leave the park alone! We need the room.
M
Mike Taylor
16 years ago
Featured
My dog has been coming here for years and needs the space to run. 85 acres is way too small for the amount of people that use this place. Keep it like it is please.
B
Brian Gupta
16 years ago
Featured
We drive all the way from Denver to use this park. Taking away that much space makes no sense at all. Please reconsider.
J
Jessica Cole
16 years ago
Featured
This is ridiculous. It is one of the only places in the state where dogs can actually be dogs. Reducing it would just make it overcrowded and dangerous. 80112.
S
Sarah Kim
16 years ago
Featured
Seriously? Aurora 80013. This is the only place my lab can actually burn off energy. Don't take this away from us.
L
Lisa Choi
16 years ago
Featured
80015. So sad to see them trying to cram everything into tiny fenced pens. The open space is the whole point of going there.
Leave the park alone! We need the room.