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10/13/2026

Las Vegas dog friendly events October 11-20, 2026

🎃Girl walk GIRLSWALKVEGAS & Vibe Girls Hike Club
🗓OCT 14I 6:30 PM
📍 Cornerstone Park
1600 Wigwam Pkwy, Henderson
🚶‍♀️ 3 mile walk
RSVP through the link in bio

 🎃PAWS OF THE SEASON The Perfect Paws
🍂 Fall-Themed Night Market Fashion Show
📍 The Village At Lake Las Vegas Night Market
📅 Oct 14 | 6–9PM
📲 RSVP: Text “SEASON” to (702) 210-5046 to participate!

🎃Sin City Corgies Howl’O’ween Pawty Sin City Corgis
📅 Oct 17 ⁣I2:30PM
📍Woofter Park

🎃PETS IN THE PARK Majestic Park Animal Care | Veterinary Care & Pet Assistance
📅 Oct 17
⏰ 9AM – 2PM
📍 Police Memorial Park
3250 Metro Academy Way, LV
Bring your dogs, bring the whole family, meet adorable pets looking for forever homes, shop local pet vendors, grab some food, enjoy games and raffles

🐶🐱UN-LEASHED PET MARKET at UnCommons Las Vegas Market in the Alley
📅 Oct 17 | 6-9PM
📍 6880 Helen Toland St.
POSTPONED til October 17

🐶6th Annual Neon Dog Walk ⁣
presented by Findlay Subaru of Las Vegas
📅 Oct 17 ⁣
🕰️ 3 - 7PM
🌳 Silverado Ranch Park ⁣ ⁣
Biggest fundraiser of the year, and your supports Nevada SPCA
tickets: https://give.nevadaspca.org/ndw2026⁣

FUN IN THE SUN DOG PARK DAY
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📅 October 18 I 9-10 AM
📍Desert Breeze Dog Park
📍8275 Spring Mountain Rd, LV

📍 The Village at Lake Las Vegas Water Stage
The Village At Lake Las Vegas
🎤 Oct 17: Brandon Brigham and the Standards | Classic favorites
🎶 Come sing along, dance, and enjoy a beautiful night by the water

🎃The UnCommon Harvest 🎃
📍UnCommons | Etho Park UnCommons Las Vegas
6880 Helen Toland St
🍁Friday & Saturday 6-9PM in October
Become festive fall destination every weekend with a pumpkin patch, local vendors, seasonal activities, photo-ops, games…

🎃Parade of Mischief
🗓 OCT 2-24 I 6 PM
Fridays and Saturdays
📍Downtown Summerlin, PARK CENTRE Dr
floats, high-energy performances, characters and plenty of mischievous mayhem
NO performances on Oct 30 & 31

🎃 PUMPKIN PATCH
📍Mckee Ranch McKee Ranch Foundation/ Events
8982 Dean Martin Dr, LV
Dog friendly Monday-Thursday in October

🎃Pumpkin Paws Pet Night at Magical Forest’s HallOVeen Magical Forest
📅 October 19
Preorder your tickets HallOVeen.org
Free for dogs

10/11/2026

Who likes the ’ber months?

Had to share this from last year. It’s too cute, not to 🎃🧡🎃

Which month are you?

What is your favorite part of the ‘ber months?

10/10/2026

Dog-friendly fall bucket list 🍁⁣

📌 Save this post for some fun ideas to enjoy October with your pup in Las Vegas!⁣

🍁 Explore the trails and take in the Fall colors at Mt Charleston Lee Canyon Go Mt. Charleston
👻⁣ Attend to experience the Parade of Mischief Downtown Summerlin
🎃Enjoy the Pumpkin Patch McKee Ranch Foundation/ Events
🌳Halloween at the Magical Forest Magical Forest
🐶 Enjoy the cooler weather with a fall hike in Nature Red Rock Canyon Las Vegas Spring Mountain Ranch State Park Mountain's Edge Association Lake Mead National Recreation Area
🎃Try the Pumpkin Bagel The Bagel Nook
🐾 Enjoy a walk and say hello to the ghosts of the The District at Green Valley Ranch

🍁Visit Dog friendly Las Vegas Fall events

The Perfect Paws Pet Fashion Show The Perfect Paws
October 14 | 6–9PM

Nevada SPCA’s 6th Annual Neon Dog Walk Nevada SPCA
October 17 I 3-7PM

Pets in the Park Majestic Park Animal Care | Veterinary Care & Pet Assistance
October 17 I 9AM–2PM

Pet Trick-or-Treat 1-Mile Walk Henderson Happenings
October 24 I 10AM-12PM

Paws in the Park Hearts Alive Village Las Vegas
October 24 I 10AM-2PM

What’s on your own October bucket list?⁣ Any fun plans you’re excited for?⁣
What would you add to this list?!⁣

Follow @ Fluffy_cotondetulear to find out about dog friendly Las Vegas events

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

An eighty-three-year-old retired teacher sat outside a German Shepherd’s kennel every morning for six weeks, reading the same third-grade book without looking at her—until she finally interrupted him.

Arthur Beale arrived at 8:10 each morning carrying a folding chair, a thermos of coffee, and one book inside a brown paper grocery bag.

He did not bring treats.

He did not carry a leash.

He never placed his fingers through the kennel bars.

The German Shepherd inside Kennel 12 had been brought to the Council Bluffs shelter after workers found her beneath the loading platform of an abandoned farm-supply building. She was thin, with a dusty black-and-tan coat and a patch of missing hair along her right hip. Her left eye had a pale cloud across part of the surface, though she could still track movement.

The shelter named her Mabel.

Mabel did not agree to meet anyone.

When employees entered with food, she pressed her body against the back wall. When a leash appeared, she lowered herself until her chest touched the floor. If someone looked directly at her for too long, her legs began trembling.

She never barked.

She tried to disappear.

Arthur was a retired elementary school teacher who had taught in Council Bluffs for forty-one years. He had spent most of those years in third-grade classrooms, where children arrived carrying lunch boxes, missing teeth, unfinished homework, and private fears they could not always name.

The shelter manager warned him that Mabel might not approach.

Arthur unfolded his chair outside her kennel.

“She doesn’t owe me an approach,” he said.

Then he opened The Wind in the Willows and began to read.

His voice was low and steady. He did not perform the characters loudly or turn toward Mabel during dramatic scenes. He read as if the two of them were sharing a room in which nothing was required.

After twenty-two minutes, he closed the book.

“That is enough for today,” he said. “I’ll return tomorrow.”

Mabel remained against the wall.

Arthur returned.

On the third morning, Mabel ate while he read. She remained at the back of the kennel, but she no longer waited for him to leave before touching the bowl.

On the eighth morning, her ears lifted when he opened the book.

On the twelfth, she stopped trembling before he finished the first page.

The staff noticed every change.

Arthur did not celebrate any of them.

“She heard a man read,” he said. “That is all we know.”

He never reached.

He never called her name repeatedly.

He never said, “Come here.”

Three weeks passed.

Then four.

Potential adopters walked by and saw a dog hiding behind a raised bed. Some crouched. Some offered treats. One family waited twenty minutes before choosing a younger dog that approached the kennel door.

Mabel stayed back.

Arthur kept reading.

On the thirty-fifth morning, he reached the final chapter. Mabel stood halfway between the wall and the bars.

Arthur’s eyes remained on the page.

Her front paw moved once.

Then stopped.

He read the last paragraph, closed the cover, and used the same words he always used.

“That is enough for today. I’ll return tomorrow.”

Mabel took another step.

Arthur placed the book in his grocery bag and rose slowly from the chair.

Only then did Mabel reach the front half of the kennel.

Arthur left without looking back.

The next morning, he began another book—the same worn classroom copy he had once read to hundreds of eight-year-olds.

Mabel walked to the bars before he reached the second page.

She lowered herself onto the concrete directly across from his chair.

Arthur’s hand tightened around the book.

He did not touch her.

He simply turned the page.

For the first time in six weeks, Mabel chose to remain near a person.

That morning became the beginning of something the shelter later called Mr. Beale’s Hour.

Over the next five years, Arthur read to eighty-eight dogs considered too frightened, shut down, or wary for ordinary visitor interaction.

Seventy-one were eventually adopted.

But the number Arthur remembered most was not seventy-one.

It was one.

The first dog who came forward only after he promised to return.

Leave the word PAGE in the comments if you want the full update—because the reason Arthur chose those old third-grade books was something even the shelter staff did not learn until Mabel left.

10/02/2026

Dog friendly events Las Vegas- October 1-10, 2026
MAKERS & MUSIC FALL MARKET The Makers Hive Market
🗓️Oct 2 I 5–9 PM
📍Tivoli Village Tivoli Village
400 S Rampart Blvd, LV
🛍️ Shop local makers + small businesses featuring handmade goods, art, jewelry, clothing, accessories, home décor, gifts…

OKTOBERFEST
🗓️OCT 3 I 11AM-4PM
📍Lee Canyon
6725 Lee Canyon Rd, LV
• Food + b**r garden
• Games & activities
• Costume contest

✨ NIGHT MARKET at UnCommons Las Vegas
🗓️ Oct 3 | 5-10PM
📍6880 Helen Toland
Market in the Alley

👻HALLOWEEN TOWN 702 Market LLC
📆 OCT 4 | 1-5PM
📍 7055 S Fort Apache Rd
👻 Halloween activities
📸 photo ops

📍 The Village at Lake Las Vegas
The Village At Lake Las Vegas
Water Stage
🎸 Oct 3: High Octane | Rock & dance hits 7–10 PM
✨ Oct 10: Sonny Santino | 6–8 PM
🎶 Come sing along, dance, and enjoy a beautiful night by the water

🍂 Oct 4 | 10 AM–2 PM: Prevail Farmers Market + Stars on the Lake

❤️Girl walk GIRLSWALKVEGAS
🗓OCT 7 I 6:30 PM
📍Bill Briare Park
🚶‍♀️ 3 mile walk
RSVP through the link in bio

🎃 PAW-LLoween Lowrider Trunk or Treat
📅Oct 10
⏰ 2–6PM
📍 Standard Restaurant Supply
5675 S Valley View Blvd • LV

🐾 Wag-O-Ween Pet Fashion Show The Perfect Paws
📅 Oct 10
⏰ 2–6PM
📍 Standard Restaurant Supply- Las Vegas
5675 S Valley View Blvd
🎃 Dress your pup. Enjoy the cars, costumes and all the Halloween fun

🐾 Annual Pet Market Unleashed
📍 UnCommons Las Vegas
6880 Helen Toland St.
📅Oct 10 6-9PM
a night of focusing on our local shelters and pet community
Market in the Alley

🎃TRICK OR TRAIL MIX
The Wagging Tail
📅Oct 10
Build your own spooky snack mix for your pup for just $6 a bag

🎃 PUMPKIN PATCH
📍Mckee Ranch McKee Ranch Foundation/ Events
8982 Dean Martin Dr, LV
Dog friendly Monday-Thursday in October

🎃The UnCommon Harvest 🎃
📍UnCommons | Etho Park UnCommons Las Vegas
6880 Helen Toland St
🍁Friday & Saturday 6-9PM in October
Become festive fall destination every weekend with a pumpkin patch, local vendors, seasonal activities, photo-ops, games…

🎃Parade of Mischief
🗓 OCT 2-24 I 6 PM
Fridays and Saturdays
📍Downtown Summerlin, PARK CENTRE Dr
floats, high-energy performances, characters and plenty of mischievous mayhem