The Las Vegas Aviators will host their last Bark in the Berm night of the 2026 season on Wednesday, September 9, against the Sacramento River Cats at Las Vegas Ballpark.

First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m., and the date closes out a season-long series of seven dog-friendly nights that we’ve followed throughout the summer.

Dog owners need two tickets to take part, a regular berm ticket for themselves and a dog berm ticket for their pup.

Every dollar from dog ticket sales goes directly to The Animal Foundation, the valley’s largest shelter, which has faced repeated capacity emergencies this year.

Dogs and their owners enter through the Centerfield gates on Spruce Goose Street, which open one hour before first pitch at 6:05 p.m.

At the gate, owners must sign a waiver confirming their dog is current on rabies, DHLP, parvo, and Bordetella vaccinations.

To take part, dogs must be at least six months old, in good health, and comfortable around crowds, strangers, and other dogs.

Owners bringing two or more dogs need an additional adult to help handle them, and toys such as frisbees and balls are not allowed on the berm.

September temperatures in Las Vegas are typically far milder than the triple digits dogs have faced at earlier Bark in the Berm nights this summer, though owners should still bring water and check the pavement before the walk in.

Las Vegas Ballpark is located at 1650 South Pavilion Center Drive, and questions about bringing a dog to the game can be directed to the Aviators at (702) 943-7200.