AKC Museum of the Dog
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosNew York, United States11-50 Employees
The AKC Museum of the Dog is a cultural nonprofit institution focused on preserving, interpreting, and celebrating the role of dogs in society. Through its collection of art and rotating exhibits, the museum aims to educate the public about the human-canine bond and foster engagement with dogs, combining fine art with interpretive displays to illuminate canine history and culture. Based in New York City, the museum serves visitors interested in canine history and art, while also supporting community outreach and collaborations that expand its audience. Founded in 1982, it operates within a broader context of the American Kennel Club and emphasizes access to a substantial collection and library, with recent developments including new exhibits and programs that connect art, dog advocacy, and public education.