BARK St. Albans

19/09/2023

⚠️ BARK ST. ALBANS IS CLOSING ⚠️

Hi everyone, just a post to say I am officially closing my business. My last walk will be on Wednesday 27th September.
I have made the decision to completely change careers and now was the perfect time for me to do that. I still absolutely adore dogs and will always love the ones I’ve cared for over the years. I still smile when I see dogs I’ve walked as I’m driving by, even if I haven’t walked them for months or years, and this will continue I’m sure! 🐾
Thank you to everyone for supporting me and my business over the years, whether it be from having me walk your dog, or even liking a social media post, it hasn’t gone unnoticed by me.

I may try and recreate this photo before my last day, this was the first photo for ‘Bark St Albans’ when Taco was only around 6 months old. She’s now almost 7 years old! And we have another spotty addition to our family as well.

I’m looking forward to the next chapter in my life so please don’t feel sad that I am closing my business! 😊

Tessa x

26/08/2023

Happy International dog day! 🐕

There is a market today in St Albans for the dogs! 🐾

📷 photo by Raven Imagery

20/07/2023

Todays cute crews 🫶🏻💚

17/07/2023

If anyone was out walking their dog at this time, please think if you can remember anything. Have a look back on your camera roll, who knows what you might have. Absolutely tragic.

We are appealing for information and witnesses following an alleged r**e in .

The incident occurred within Jersey Farm Woodland Park on Sandringham crescent at around 3.30pm and 4.30m on Thursday 6 April.

It is reported that the 16-year-old boy was walking through the park before they were approached by the offender, who hit him over the head with a large object and then r**ed him.

Specialist detectives are supporting the victim as our enquiries continue.

Detective Constable Natalie Bannister said: “This was an incredibly difficult experience for the victim to deal with who is being supported by specialist teams.

“Due to the traumatic nature of the incident, the victim did not feel able to report the incident immediately.

“Because of the unusual circumstances, we are appealing to the public at this stage as part our extensive enquiries ongoing regarding the incident. If you remember seeing someone acting suspiciously around the area at the time, please contact police.

“If anyone has information, no matter how big or small you think it is, please contact me.”

Anyone with information is asked to please email [email protected].

Chief Inspector Ady Lysak said: “St Albans has a strong community, and I am hopeful that someone out there has information about this terrible incident.

“I want to reassure the victim that we are doing all we can to investigate, and I urge anyone who has information to report it."

You can report information by:

💻 Filling out our online reporting form at herts.police.uk/report.

🗣 Speaking to an operator in our Force Communications Room via online web chat at herts.police.uk/contact.

📞 Calling our non-emergency telephone number 101 (in an emergency, always dial 999).

☎ Contacting Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or visiting crimestoppers-uk.org.

Please quote crime reference 41/39318/23

14/07/2023

Lots of fun this week 🌲🐾

12/07/2023

Dennis insisted on joining the smaller doggos on top of the log 😂🪵

I have spaces on our morning walks throughout the week for new dogs to join us.
-6 years running on ✅
-Trained in canine first aid ✅
-Dedicated career towards dogs ✅
-Will love your dog like my own (that is A LOT) 💚

11/07/2023

Thrilled to welcome Sailor to the crew! I think he’s pretty happy about it too 🖤🤍

07/07/2023

Behind the scenes at a very exciting shoot today! 🎬

25/06/2023

I have spaces for a new dog to join us on our adventures on Monday and/or Friday lunch times! 🐾
📍 St Albans

Please DM if you’d like to know more.
All new clients and dogs are given a free meet and greet before any walks are to take place.