I’m not a pet owner, but my sister loves her dog. And there are plenty of travelers like her who want to take Fido and Kitty on the trip with them. Some airports understand that and below are five that have facilities that cater to pets.
The airport has an outdoor Poochie Park, a fully fenced, 1,000-square-foot space located in the Ground Transportation area on Domestic Terminal South outside of doors W1 and W2. There are also pet areas at the lower level of Domestic Terminal North outside door LN2 to the right of the building and at the arrivals level of the international terminal, just outside door A1.More »
The airport has three great spaces that accommodate pets. The Pet Patch is located east of Terminal 2, the Paw Pad is located just outside of the west doors of Terminal 3 and the Bone Yard is on the west side of Terminal 4 just outside of baggage claim on level 1. All three spaces offer pets a chance to run and get a drink of water. There are also bags available for pet waste More »
This hub airport offers animal relief areas in both of its terminals. The McNamara Terminal Animal Relief Area is outside the International Arrivals area on the lower level. The North Terminal’s Animal Relief Areas are located at the north and south ends of the departures level (upper level) curb. Each location offers pet owners plastic bags and a container to dispose solid waste. And for those who don’t want to go outside of security, the airport has another Service Animal Relief Area near gate A-34 in the McNamara Terminal.More »
The airport offers a small, fenced Animal Relief Area that is also wheelchair accessible. It features natural ground cover and surroundings. Pet owners have access to Mutt Mitts, trash receptacles, and benches. The space s located at the west end of the airport terminal’s curb front.More »
The airport has two animal relief areas. One is outside the main lobby. The second space is inside the Sonny Bono concourse at the Terminal Courtyard past the security checkpoint. That space also includes a playground for the kids.More »
1. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
The airport has an outdoor Poochie Park, a fully fenced, 1,000-square-foot space located in the Ground Transportation area on Domestic Terminal South outside of doors W1 and W2. There are also pet areas at the lower level of Domestic Terminal North outside door LN2 to the right of the building and at the arrivals level of the international terminal, just outside door A1.More »
2. Sky Harbor International Airport
The airport has three great spaces that accommodate pets. The Pet Patch is located east of Terminal 2, the Paw Pad is located just outside of the west doors of Terminal 3 and the Bone Yard is on the west side of Terminal 4 just outside of baggage claim on level 1. All three spaces offer pets a chance to run and get a drink of water. There are also bags available for pet waste More »
3. Detroit Metro Airport
This hub airport offers animal relief areas in both of its terminals. The McNamara Terminal Animal Relief Area is outside the International Arrivals area on the lower level. The North Terminal’s Animal Relief Areas are located at the north and south ends of the departures level (upper level) curb. Each location offers pet owners plastic bags and a container to dispose solid waste. And for those who don’t want to go outside of security, the airport has another Service Animal Relief Area near gate A-34 in the McNamara Terminal.More »
4. Gerald R. Ford International Airport
The airport offers a small, fenced Animal Relief Area that is also wheelchair accessible. It features natural ground cover and surroundings. Pet owners have access to Mutt Mitts, trash receptacles, and benches. The space s located at the west end of the airport terminal’s curb front.More »
5. Palm Springs International Airport
The airport has two animal relief areas. One is outside the main lobby. The second space is inside the Sonny Bono concourse at the Terminal Courtyard past the security checkpoint. That space also includes a playground for the kids.More »
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