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June 22 is Bring your Dog to Work Day and Dog Friendly Ireland Day.
The first ever national ‘Dog Friendly Ireland Day’ is taking place tomorrow, June 22, 2018 and it coincides with Bring Your Dog to Work Day!
ISPCA is encouraging people to bring their dog to work tomorrow and to post about it online.
Irish Dogs Trust is asking establishments of all types, from restaurants, hotels, workplaces to public transport, across the country to allow dogs access their premises for this one day in a bid to help make Ireland more Dog Friendly.
Dog owners are encouraged to visit their local Dog Friendly establishments on the day, take photos and tell the world all about it!
So will you be bringing your four-legged fur-baby to work on Friday?
Image courtesy of Dogs Trust
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