Welcome to the Hoboken Dog Association

The Hoboken Dog Association is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization devoted to connecting the dog-owning community in Hoboken and working together to improve conditions for dog owners in Hoboken. Founded in 2000, the organization has played an advocacy role over the years, and has organized a variety of fun events. Membership is free -- sign up below. Volunteers are needed to help organize events, assist with communications and other projects.

Join us on Facebook or send us an email -- click on the icons at the top right of the page.

Visit these pages to learn more about our organization and about dog ownership in Hoboken:

Want to volunteer? Check out our local shelter and animal rescue groups

The regional animal shelter, Liberty Humane Society, (201) 547-4147, is always looking for volunteers. Found a stray? Call the Companion Animal Placement group (201) 424-5697 to see if they can help with fostering, vet care and adoption.

Help Keep Hoboken Clean!
"Carry a bag, a spare, and one to share"

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The vast majority of Hoboken dog owners are considerate of their neighbors and pick up after their pets, and also curb them from soiling planted beds and front gates. However, just a few irresponsible dog owners in town can make life difficult for the rest of us. The HDA is an advocate for responsible dog ownership, and recognizes that we will earn more dog-friendly recreation areas if the city and parks are kept clean.

We call on all dog owners to do your part to spread the word to any dog owner you see violating the rules; carry extra bags, and politely remind others to pick up after their dog.

Also, please remind others it is against the law to deposit your dog's droppings in other people's private garbage cans. Please use public cans or your own building's containers.

    To become a member of the Hoboken Dog Association, please submit the following information, and you will be added to our membership database.
    We promise not to send too many emails!