Be sure to take some time to checkout The 2026 Pet Center in Building #7
Talk with pet experts and shop for pet accessories and services
Checkout our Pet Adoptions going on throughout the weekend
**We love our dogs but please note that the Fresno Fairgrounds only allows service animals.

Featured: Just a Few of our 2026 Pet Center Vendors

Bailey’s CBD

“Bailey is our rescue dog, and as an inbred pug, he is predisposed to an number of concerning long term health problems including hip dysplasia, arthritis, collapsed trachea, chronic inflammation, seizures, retinal atrophy, anxiety, etc... We created Bailey's CBD Oil Products as a way to help address these concerns, which so many of our pets can relate to. “

Elaine’s Pet Resorts

“Elaine’s Pet Resorts has been family-owned and operated since 1989 and is proud to be in its third generation of high quality family pet care. In the mid-1980s, Elaine Nestell was in search of a facility that she felt comfortable with leaving her pets when she was away from home. After not finding the perfect facility, Elaine designed a resort where best friends could stay––a place to leave her own pets with confidence. Founded in 1989, Elaine’s Pet Resorts opened its doors on a warm summer day in July and after 10 years of success with the original location in Fresno, CA, a second resort was opened in Madera, CA.”

Animal Rescue of Fresno

“ARF was established in 1998 by community members in Fresno that wanted to do something about the high number of homeless dogs that were dying because no one gave them a chance to find their forever home.”

Blitzy Bling Bandanas

“Fashionable Neckwear for your pets! Cute reversible bandanas that come off in a snap!”

Petropolis

“Your friendly family run pet store. Now open for your all your pet needs.”

St. Francis Project Inc. Dog Dig’em

“Our all natural dog biscuits, Dog's Dig"Em, are being made by women who are recovering from substance abuse and homelessness. We give them that "Second Chance". Making and baking "Dog's Dig 'Em treats is a vehicle for these women to become more self reliant.

Quite Simply- The women receive work skills, your dog gets tasty healthy treats and you get the opportunity to help your community.”