SOUTH Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman is calling for the location of a new dog park at Armstrong Creek to be determined, in line with a promise made during last year’s state election.<\/p>\n
Mr Cheeseman said a purpose-built park at Armstrong Creek’s Sparrowvale Reserve would provide a major service to the growing region.<\/p>\n
“A purpose-built, open space for the dogs of Armstrong Creek is paw-some news and I can’t wait to deliver it,” Mr Cheeseman said.<\/p>\n
“Last election, I committed to delivering a purpose-built dog park for Armstrong Creek growth corridor’s four-legged friends.<\/p>\n
“The residents of South Barwon would see a local, pet-friendly space with purpose-built features.<\/p>\n
“Providing owners and their pets the opportunity to spend quality time together and connect with others.”<\/p>\n
A dog-friendly space in Armstrong Creek is also part of the Victorian government’s $13.4 million investment allocated in the 2023\/24 Victorian Budget.<\/p>\n
Mr Cheeseman says one in three Victorians had a dog, including himself – he is the owner of a greyhound named Barry.<\/p>\n
“While Barry spends most of his time in a sunny spot napping, he loves going to green and fun-filled spaces to play with other dogs,” Mr Cheeseman said.<\/p>\n
“To ensure that dogs like Barry can access the fun-filled open space, I’m supporting the dog park to be located in Sparrowvale Reserve, servicing the Armstrong Creek community.<\/p>\n
Mr Cheeseman said anyone who was in favour of the new location for a dog park should head to his website at darrencheeseman.com.au<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
SOUTH Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman is calling for the location of a new dog park at Armstrong Creek to be determined, in line with a promise made during last year’s state election. Mr Cheeseman said a purpose-built park at Armstrong Creek’s Sparrowvale Reserve would provide a major service to the growing region. “A purpose-built, open […]<\/p>\n