Contact

Connect with OLDPUG.

Have a question, an idea or something you would like OLDPUG to know?

Send a message to our organizational inbox and it will be directed to the appropriate member of the Executive Committee or Council.

Official Contact

Send us an email

We want to hear from you!

Email OLDPUG at:

oldpugregina@gmail.com

The inbox is monitored by volunteers and may not be checked continuously. Messages are routed to the person best suited to respond.

Choose the Right Route

What do you need help with?

OLDPUG is a community organization. It does not replace emergency responders, animal authorities, medical care, veterinary care or City services.

Immediate Danger

Call 911

Call emergency services when a person is in immediate danger or requires urgent assistance.

Dog Bite or Attack

Follow the response guide

Find immediate safety steps, documentation guidance, medical and veterinary information, and reporting considerations.

Open the response guide

Facility or Maintenance

Contact the City of Regina

Damaged fencing, gate problems, garbage, maintenance concerns and other facility issues should be reported through the City.

Visit the City dog park page

Park Community

Find your representative

Visit the Our People directory to find your park’s confirmed OLDPUG representative or representatives.

Find a Council representative

Community Conversation

Join the OLDPUG Facebook community.

The Facebook group is a place to connect with other Regina dog park users, share photographs and take part in general community conversation.

The Facebook group is not an emergency service or a formal incident-reporting channel, and messages may not be monitored continuously.

Visit the OLDPUG Facebook Group
A dog from the OLDPUG Facebook community

Please Remember

OLDPUG does not investigate individual incidents.

OLDPUG may help share general information, identify recurring park concerns and bring community issues forward. It does not determine fault, enforce bylaws or conduct formal investigations.

Personal disputes, active threats, bites, attacks and emergencies should be directed to the appropriate authorities or professional services.