Friends of The Marietta Community Dog Park

12/31/2025

Stay safe everyone! Our dogs need us to come home to them safely!

10/11/2025

08/21/2025

Bring your own water on August 25th!

08/19/2025

07/30/2025

I found these glasses. They are in the box at the main gate.

07/28/2025

Cisler Drive will be closed Monday through Thursday this week! This means you will not be able to access the dog park on these four days. We will see you this weekend! Please spread the word to save everyone a trip. Share, share, share!

07/13/2025

Sunday, July 13 at 11 AM

Coco has now been missing for over 15 days. She was last seen on Friday, June 27 around 3:30 PM near the Marietta Dog Park on Cisler Drive in Marietta Ohio.

Coco is a 4-year-old Chihuahua mix weighing around 14 pounds. She is microchipped and was wearing a green collar with flowers when she disappeared. She is extremely skittish and will not come if called or approached. Please do not chase or call out if spotted.

Coco slipped away from a temporary caregiver while her foster family was out of town. Since that moment there have been no confirmed sightings. Multiple trail cameras have been placed near feeding stations with no sign of her. Volunteers have canvassed the area on foot and by vehicle. Nearby cemeteries and wooded areas have also been searched repeatedly.

We continue to hope that someone in the area may have taken her in unknowingly or that she may still be hiding and surviving quietly nearby. With this much time passed we ask everyone in the area to check security footage and outdoor spaces once more and talk with neighbors.

If you have any information at all or think you may have seen her contact Mary at 740 629 5260. Comment below or type follow to receive future updates on Coco’s case. Thank you for your continued support.

06/27/2025

The dog park is completely out of plastic bags for dog waste. Please bring bags to the park when you come!

06/27/2025

Next dates of low income free vaccine clinic, see bottom of picture

06/22/2025

Pet Owners Beware...This type of heat can lead to paw burns in just 1 minute for a dog walking on pavement, and about 5 minutes on the sidewalk. Hydration is very important for pets and humans alike, but the hot surfaces are another concern.