Meet the welcoming committee

Three originals.
One shared city.

Riri, Zoey and Oliver are the heart of the idea. Different sizes, different energies, and the same talent for turning a sidewalk hello into a neighborhood connection.

Riri, Oliver, and Zoey running together across the turf in matching Clematis Paws bandanas at a pop-up in downtown West Palm Beach
Riri, Chief Welcome Officer — tan dog

Chief Welcome Officer

Riri

Warm · Grounded · Always watching the room

Riri is the tan dog with a steady way of making a new place feel familiar. She notices the quiet corners, checks in on every friend, and never misses a chance to investigate a treat. Her calm, social energy is the reminder behind Clematis Paws: a welcome can be simple and still mean a lot.

Riri greeting a curly-coated visitor nose to nose at the gate of a Clematis Paws pop-up
Oliver, Director of Fun and Mischief — a brown curly-coated dog

Director of Fun and Mischief

Oliver

Playful · Friendly · Always exploring

Oliver takes fun seriously. He is usually the first to find the best toy, greet a new friend, or discover the one corner everyone else missed. His playful curiosity keeps the humans on their toes and reminds the whole pack that every outing has room for one more adventure, and probably a treat.

Oliver dropping into a play bow over a rope toy on the brick sidewalk, already planning his next move
Zoey, Head of Good Times — Pomeranian/Papillon mix

Head of Good Times

Zoey

Bright · Curious · Small dog, big presence

Zoey is the Pomeranian/Papillon mix with a quick step and a big opinion about where the fun is happening. She brings curiosity to every corner and turns a pause on the sidewalk into an invitation to play. Her bright energy keeps the Clematis Paws idea moving, meeting people, and looking for the next friendly face.

Zoey trotting down a teal play ramp on the turf, tail up, with a water bowl and planters beside her
“The best connections usually start with a curious hello.”

Growing gallery

Around the neighborhood

Walks, pop-ups, and the occasional costume. New pictures land here as the pack gets out and about.

The pack at a Halloween photo corner on a sunny downtown sidewalk — Oliver steps out of a teepee with a ghost toy, Zoey eyes the decorations, and Riri sniffs a knit pumpkin

New event · Friday, October 23

HOWL-o-Ween is coming to Clematis Street.

We got rained out in September, so we're coming back Halloween style. Costumes, treats, photo ops, Doggy Glam and a mini pop-up dog park are taking over the 300 block for one playful Friday afternoon.

4:00–7:00 PM · Free and dog-friendly · 309 Clematis Street