The Best U.S. Airbnb Rentals For Animal Lovers

By Joey Skladany / FWx.com
September 01, 2016
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This story originally appeared on fwx.com.

If you’re a fan of the the four-legged and are seeking a memorable getaway, look no further than these animal-friendly Airbnbs. Situated primarily on farms, reserves and rescue centers, our list will give you prime petting privileges as you take in the relaxing sights and sounds of nature.

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Dog Park Inn (Cottonwood, ID)

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We bow-wow down to the architects of this Beagle-shaped B&B. Needless to say, the Idaho hot spot is the perfect getaway for you and a four-legged friend. Book here.

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Animal Lovers Paradise (Madera, CA)

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Operated by a host with a degree in animal science, this unique lodging offers access to horses, donkeys, goats, bunnies, guinea pigs, cats, dogs, chinchillas, parrots, chickens, a sheep and pig. Book here.

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Must Love Cats Room (New York, NY)

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You don’t have to be a crazy cat lady to enjoy this feline-friendly abode. Four new friends will welcome you home after a long day of NYC living. Book here.

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Butterfly Hill (Pequea, PA)

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Canopied in green, this hidden oasis is home to a goat named Olive. And if you’re looking for a more adventurous activity than petting precious livestock, there’s a nearby river for tubing. Book here.

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Circle M Market Farm B&B (Blanchardville, WI)

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What’s better than a beautiful rural landscape roaming with friendly sheep, goats, steers, chickens, ducks, dogs, hogs and cats? You can even milk a goat and enjoy the cream in your morning coffee! Book here.

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Victorian Farm (Tremonton, UT)

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Depending on the time of year, this active farm family may have lambs to bottle feed and sheep to shear. Are you up for the job? Book here.

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