The Adorable Little Fire Hydrant at the Post-Security Indoor Pet Relief Area at JFK International Airport

In April 2016, JFKIAT, the management company for Terminal Four at John F. Kennedy International Airport, partnered with the Long Island-based Guide Dog Foundation to offer the area's first post-security indoor pet relief area. The 70-square foot area is complete with astroturf, hose and an adorable little fire hydrant to make any dog feel at home. JFKIAT President and CEO Gert-Jan de Graaff, spoke about the growing need for this area.

- We recognize the growing presence of animals in our terminal, and the significant increase in passengers traveling with pets, and we wanted to provide owners with a convenient location to relieve their animals without having to exit the terminal.

Check out the "Pet Relief" area at JFK airport. It's nice to see for all the service dogs and pets traveling. _______ #petrelief #petbathroom #dogbathroom #airport #dog_features

A video posted by Jason Cohen (@caninecohen) on Sep 21, 2016 at 6:59am PDT

The dog bathroom at JFK is one of the cutest things ever. pic.twitter.com/BciZEOHlmx

- Aly Keves (@alykeves) January 13, 2017

via Caroline McCarthy

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