We spent a gorgeous afternoon introducing Austin dog lovers to agility at Barkitecture last Saturday. Thank you for helping us support local rescues!

Zou Zou started life as a scared stray but now lives life being loved and giving love as a family dog, therapy dog, and tricks star.

Bring the whole family to this exciting day of activities including a Dog Tricks Contest, Free Intro to Agility Classes, Pet First Aid Seminar and dogs available for adoption!

Another satisfied owner thrilled with results when her dog loses weight while enjoying Zoom Room Agility classes.

Laura Langemo from Fox 6 News in Milwaukee visits the Zoom Room, meets owner Gretchen Kabler, and successfully navigates the dog agility course on her first try!

Bella adds a puzzling twist to puppy agility when she takes her Tornado for a spin on the course.

Leash Walking and Come When Called classes set to debut in September.

The second season of Agility League finished with a bang! Every one of the dogs who competed did an amazing job this season, and we are happy to announce the winners!

Fox 6 News in Milwaukee, Wisconsin today visited Zoom Room Milwaukee on Brady Street to check out the dog agility course. They aired four live segments, as Tony, the reporter, learned the agility course in the company of some awesome Wisconsin dogs.

A tiny Boston Terrier named Pearl, who was rescued from a puppy mill, makes big strides during Zoom Room’s Introduction to Agility class.

The annual Brady Street Festival in Milwaukee offers fun for humans and dogs alike!

Austin Hall turned six this week and brought all of his friends to the Zoom Room to celebrate! We’ve never seen a dog have so much fun popping his birthday balloons!

Free agility classes and a fabulous Doggy Disco party benefitting the Wisconsin Humane Society kicked off our grand opening on July 9th!

Cheyenne Goldberg is a beautiful golden retriever that wanted to a celebration with all her doggy friends and family!

June’s Member of the Month was born with a birth defect, but grew up to be cream of the crop.