COMPANY PRESS RELEASE FOR RELEASE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2002, 8:30AM PT BEST DOG-FRIENDLY PLACES IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA; DOGFRIENDLY.COM ANNOUNCES ITS TOP 100 PLACES TO VISIT POLLOCK PINES, California -- June 26, 2002 -- DogFriendly.com, http://www.dogfriendly.com , a leading provider of  nationwide city guides and travel guides for dog owners, today announced its Top 100 Places to Visit in California and Nevada. Included in the list are 43 attractions, 30 accommodations, 15 parks, and 12 restaurants. Places chosen by DogFriendly.com either cater to dogs or are places of special interest that allow dogs.  All places on the list, as well as over 1700 other dog-friendly places in California and Nevada are available for viewing on the DogFriendly.com website. The Top 100 list is available for viewing in its entirety at http://www.dogfriendly.com/ca100. "These places not only allow your dog but welcome them." says Tara Kain, Founder of DogFriendly.com. "Whereas we have found over 1800 places in California and Nevada that allow your dog to accompany you, these one hundred top tourist and recreational spots make you and your dog feel most welcome. These are places that many people visit, with or without dogs." Many pet travel sites list all or mostly hotels. DogFriendly.com  believes that in order for your family to get the most out of a trip, or a daily outing,  you need to have other things to do together. Some of the places showcased in the 2002 DogFriendly.com Top 100 Places to Visit in California and Nevada include: -- Trees of Mystery, Klamath Allows leashed dogs everywhere people are welcome, including the Redwood-filled interpretive trail, Native American Museum and aerial gondola. -- Squaw Valley USA Gondola, Lake Tahoe During the summer months, leashed dogs are welcome to ride the aerial gondola up to High Camp at 8,200 feet. Dogs are also welcome to attend some of Squaw's special summer events like Stargazing at High Camp and Full Moon Hikes. -- Victorian Inn, Monterey Nicely appointed rooms and an excellent location make this a top pick. No need to drive anywhere once you arrive. Dog-friendly restaurants, beaches and even attractions are all within walking distance. -- Park Bench Cafe, Huntington Beach Bring your pooch and enjoy breakfast or lunch in the "Doggie Dining Area". Dogs can even order items off a special dog menu like the Hot Diggity Dog or Bow Wow Chow. -- March Air Musuem, Riverside Dogs and their people are welcome to view the large outdoor collection of military aircraft on display, including an SR-71 Blackbird and B-52 Bomber. Of special note here is the war dog memorial honoring our four legged soldiers. Since its inception in 1998, DogFriendly.com has published city guides and travel guides for dog owners. It is dedicated to finding places that people and canines can enjoy together!  Press Contact: Tara Kain DogFriendly.com, Inc. 530-672-5316 email@dogfriendly.com http://www.dogfriendly.com ###