Two new pet gardens recently opened at malls in Hong Kong: at Tai Yuen Commercial Centre and K11 Musea. Both gardens are free to enter and feature a variety of fun equipment that furry friends can play at, and their owners can take pictures of. The venues also host pet-friendly events and activities, such as workshops, adoption days, and pop-up stores.
K11 MUSEA Pets Garden
K11 MUSEA has transformed Bohemian Garden’s pet-friendly outdoor space into a landscape in the English countryside. Pets can frolic on a green oval lawn with life-sized Mini Cooper installations, such as benches and station signs. There is also a special parking station for pet trolleys.
The space will also host a grooming workshop conducted by the SPCA on June 10, as well as pop-up stores selling pet products.
Play Eat Tai Yuen
The new “Play Eat Tai Yuen” 20,000 square feet pet garden on the commercial centre’s first-floor podium has several attractions for furry friends and their owners, such as a 3.5-metre-high rainbow donut, a banana slide, and pet-friendly restaurants.
There will also be several pet-centric events at the venue, such as a pet school workshop (June 3), pet massage workshop (June 4), a photo shoot session (June 10), and a pet adoption day (June 10-11).
Hong Kong currently has 103 government-run pet-friendly parks and 52 dedicated off-leash dog and pet gardens. If you’d like to have some fun in the sun with your furry friends, check out the pet-friendly beaches where they can run free.
Header image credits: K11 Musea and Tai Yuen Commercial Centre
