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Spring 2003 - time for improvements!

Phase I - Hinges, Latches, and Water

Phase 1 involves replacing the present hinges on the entrance gates with self-closing hinges and installing improved latches along with estimates and plans for extending the water line to the small dog section of the park, as well as providing a future human and doggy water fountain adjacent to the outside walkway.

Thanks to you, funds are now available for the hinges and latches, but completing the water line requires additional contributions.

Phase II - Gravel and Stone Pavers

Phase 2 involves adding gravel to the large dog park entrance area and installing stone pavers leading up to the entrance and around the bulletin board.

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This phase of the project is costly. Contributions are welcomed.

Phase III - Trees and Shrubs

Using your contributions and funds raised the Barkin' Bash, we have contracted a landscaper to plant three trees and nineteen shrubs at the entrance and along the fence of the large dog section of the park.

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Phase IV - Earth Day - Lend a helping paw and dig the earth

please helpPhase IV of our plans takes place on Earth Day - Saturday, April 26th - and involves extending the plantings of forsythia along the fence down to the small dog area, plus any needed sprucing up of the park.

We are looking for volunteers and contributions for our Earth Day Project.

Contributions

If you'd like to donate money to the Dog Park, or to Quiet Waters Park itself, contact the "Friends of Quiet Waters Park". You can find out more information about the Friends by calling 410-222-1777.

Volunteer for Earth Day

If you're interested in helping out at the dog park on Earth Day, just send us name and email address and we'll let you know further details as they become available. Thanks!

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Community Info

Annapolis and this entire region are home to a considerable number of organizations and programs pertaining to our four-legged friends. While not claiming to be the definitive list, local organizations include:

  Anne Arundel County (AA) SPCA  
  AA Animal Control  
  Pets on Wheels