深圳市罗湖区将一片6000平方米的闲置荒废绿地改造为泥岗东路宠物友好口袋公园[1]。该项目位于泥岗东路匝道旁，通过因地制宜的设计方案解决了场地噪音问题[1]。
新建成的口袋公园配备了完善的宠物服务设施[1]。场内设置有专业宠物训练器械、按体型划分的大型犬与小型犬独立活动区、环形漫步步道、宠物冲洗区、饮水点，以及封闭式围栏和双层门禁设计[1]。这一改造项目成为罗湖区2024年宠物经济扶持政策的具体实践，与洪湖东社区公园、淘金山绿道等多处场地联动形成宠物友好社群网络[1]，展现了城市微更新的新模式[1]。
Luohu District in Shenzhen has converted a 6,000-square-meter abandoned green space alongside Nigan East Road into a pet-friendly pocket park, addressing the site's noise challenges through thoughtful design while incorporating specialized facilities tailored to pet owners' needs [1]. The transformation includes professional dog training equipment, separate activity zones divided by pet size, a circular walking trail, pet washing stations, drinking fountains, enclosed fencing, and a dual-gate entry system to prevent escapes [1]. This initiative represents a concrete implementation of Luohu District's 2024 pet economy support policy [1].
The pocket park is part of a broader network of pet-friendly venues across the district, with coordinated sites including Honghu East Community Park and Taojinshan Greenway [1]. The project demonstrates a new approach to urban micro-renewal, leveraging underutilized public spaces to serve community needs while fostering a pet-friendly neighborhood ecosystem [1].
