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GoDaddy - The web domains and hosting service company values the mental health of their employees and even has onsite psychologists, many of whom are assisted by therapy dogs.

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GoDaddy - The dogs receive their own badges and are treated as part of the company.

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Salesforce - The software company takes pet friendliness to a whole new level with a separate office designed just for pets.

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Salesforce - The dog-centric space includes soundproof walls, kennels, and dog beds, among many other perks. Employees also receive discounts on pet care and pet insurance.

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Mars - It doesn't come as much of a surprise that this pet food company is animal-friendly. 

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Mars - The company is not only a pet-friendly work space, employees receive discounts on pet care when traveling, and participate in volunteer causes to help animals.

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Autodesk - The multinational software corporation provides a separate work space for dogs and their parents, to respect those who have allergies.

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Autodesk - The company also provides pet insurance for any type of fur baby. 

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Etsy - The e-commerce website for handmade items has its headquarters located in New York, where they have had a long-standing dog-friendly policy since the very beginning.

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Etsy - Dogs are allowed in the office as a way to promote a casual and creative work environment. 

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Google - Google is a completely dog-friendly company and has even written it into their code of conduct.

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Google - The headquarters has a dog café and gives out badges to frequent four-legged visitors. 

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Amazon - The Seattle-based e-commerce company welcomes dogs with open arms.

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Amazon - The company makes a yearly calendar featuring their canine "employees" and donates proceeds to the ASPCA.

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Build-A-Bear Workshop - The company loves four-legged friends, allowing employees to bring their pets to work.

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Build-A-Bear Workshop - They throw birthday parties for furry friends and have an onsite dog spa and daycare.

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Activision Blizzard - The interactive entertainment company allows working pet parents to bring their dog.

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Activision Blizzard - The company has an annual Pet Parent Day where employees can bring their pets in for free health screenings and apply for discounted pet insurance.

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Kimpton - The hotel chain encourages employees to bring their pets to work and provides many benefits. 

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Kimpton - Not only do dogs reside in the hotel, the company provides employees with time off for the loss of a pet, pet insurance, and on-site facilities for pet visitors.

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Atlantic Health - The hospital chain allows employees to bring pets to work and has a pet appreciation program.

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Atlantic Health - The Atlantic Health’s Soothing Paws program offers therapy dogs to both patients and employees. 

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Purina - The pet food and products manufacturer launched a campaign to encourage other companies to make their offices pet friendly.

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Purina - Dr. Kurt Venator, a Purina veterinarian, explains, "at Purina, we believe that pets and people are better together—whether at home or at work."

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Bissell - The popular vacuum cleaner manufacturer includes a special space in the office known as the "Pet Spot." (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Bissell - The space includes individual workstations, kennels backing up to a fenced-in yard, a walking path, and a spa.

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VMWare - The software company started allowing employees to bring their dogs to work after a deputy general counsel started promoting the presence of dogs in offices as a way to increase cross-department interaction. 

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Workday - The on‑demand financial management and human capital management software vendor allows dogs in the office and throws an annual pet party, which includes a "dogstacle" course.

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Genentech - The biotechnology corporation does not allow animals in the office, but they offer amazing benefits to employees.

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Genentech - Not only do they offer discounts on pet insurance and doggie daycares, they also have a dog lovers club and offer free events.

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