Camp Wagalot Stockbridge

10/18/2026

Good info! Keep ‘em moving!

10/18/2026

Welcome to camp Cappi! We’re thrilled to have you as our newest camper! At 6 months old, we can’t wait to show you all the good stuff and introduce you to new friends! ❤️🐶🐾

10/17/2026

This is awesome 😎- piloerection in detail! Enjoy

10/17/2026

10/17/2026

It’s been awhile! Here’s some puppy love for you! ❤️

10/17/2026

Welcome to our newest camper Lucky! You warmed up a cold day, can’t wait to see you again!

10/05/2026

🐾 PLEASE LEASH YOUR DOGS AT GOULD MEADOWS

We have seen an increase in reported dog bites and dog-related incidents at Gould Meadows, and we want to remind everyone that dogs need to be kept on a leash and under control while enjoying the area.

There is a sign posted at the entrance reminding visitors to leash their dogs - and that sign is there for a reason.

Even the friendliest, most well-trained dog can react unexpectedly. Not every dog is comfortable being approached by another dog, and not every person is comfortable around loose dogs. Children, wildlife, cyclists, walkers, and other pets also share this space.

Keeping your dog leashed helps:
• Prevent dog bites and fights
• Prevent unwanted approaches to people and other dogs
• Protect local wildlife
• Keep dogs from becoming lost or injured
• Allow everyone to safely enjoy the trails and surrounding area

Saying “my dog is friendly” does not eliminate the risk. The dog or person being approached may be fearful, reactive, injured, elderly, or simply need space.

Please respect the posted signage and your fellow visitors. Keep your dog leashed, keep them under control, and help us prevent another incident.

A leash is a simple tool that protects your dog, other animals, and the entire community.

Thank you for helping keep Gould Meadows safe for everyone.

• Animal Control

06/22/2026

Happy Birthday Beasley! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

06/13/2026

Happy Birthday Honey!