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Pet relief areas

Pet relief areas at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport: where they are and opening hours, as the airport lists them.

More in our guide: Pet relief areas at Atlanta airport: every spot by gate, and what each has.

The fenced dog park outside the Domestic Terminal at Atlanta airport, with its large dog sculpture on a stone block beside the gravel path.
Dog park, Domestic Terminal

Service Animal Relief Areas

Where
  • Concourse T, near Gate T7
  • Concourse A, near Gate A10
  • Concourse B, near Gate B33
  • Concourse C, near Gate C17 or C19 (the two airport pages differ)
  • Concourse D, at D Centerpoint
  • Concourse E, near Gate E15 or E14 (the two airport pages differ)
  • Concourse F, near Gate F7
  • International Terminal, arrivals level, right outside of door A1
  • Dog park: Ground Transportation area, Domestic Terminal South, outside of doors W1 and W2
Hours
Always open
Details
Indoor relief areas for passenger pets and guide dogs, with turf, waste bags, a shower hose and a ground-level drinking fountain. The dog park is a fenced 1,000-square-foot outdoor park with bags and benches. Pet rules vary by airline: ask yours.

Source: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Questions about pet relief areas at ATL

Where can I find the pet relief areas at ATL?

  • Concourse T, near Gate T7
  • Concourse A, near Gate A10
  • Seven more are listed under Where above

What are the hours for the pet relief areas at ATL?

Always open.

Good to know

  • Each of the seven indoor Service Animal Relief Areas has concrete and grassy turf areas, pet supplies, a ground-level drinking fountain, biodegradable waste bags and an overhead shower hose for cleanup.
  • The entry door is automated and all equipment is ADA accessible. The floor is antimicrobial, free of seams, and stain and slip resistant, and a single sink on an adjacent wall lets people freshen up before they leave.
  • The areas are for all passenger pets and not only service animals. The airport notes that more than 2 million pets fly each year.
  • The fenced outdoor dog park in the Ground Transportation area is called Poochie Park. It covers 1,000 square feet and has biodegradable bags and benches.
  • The airport lists a second outdoor relief area on the arrivals level of the International Terminal, right outside door A1.
  • American Airlines tells passengers at the gate to ask a supervisor to escort them to the animal relief area. From the Domestic Terminal upper level, leave by door N-6 and turn right: the grassy area is beyond Skycap check-in.
  • The airport's printable ADA and Special Services Map marks every service animal relief area, so it is worth opening before a long walk.

Sources: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, American Airlines