https://woofpass.fr/ · Travel
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Can your dog come in? A Dog friendly stamp on bars, cafés and museums in Google Maps™, checked by fellow dog owners. Can your dog come in? Woofpass shows the answer right on Google Maps™ listings. On every bar, café, restaurant, museum or shop, a small stamp tells you: Dog friendly: dogs welcome, inside and/or outside With conditions: outdoor seating only, on a leash, small dogs… Not allowed: better to know before you go Unverified: nobody has said yet — your answer creates the stamp Stamps come from dog owners who went there (one-tap answers, reviews, photos), plus open data from OpenStreetMap. Known places also get a tag in search results and a dot on the map. What the extension does Works only on Google Maps pages. Sends the IDs of places on screen to our server to fetch their stamp. If you create an account, your answers, reviews and photos are published under your nickname. You can delete your account and everything in it from the extension. What it doesn't do No other websites, no browsing history, no ads, no selling data. It doesn't copy Google Maps content (names, addresses, Google reviews or photos). Google Maps is a trademark of Google LLC. Woofpass is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Place data partly © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Sep 18, 2026
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