Patsy Ann Statue

A must stop in Juneau for any dog lover is to pay homage to Patsy Ann, she was and continues to be the Official Greeter of Juneau. While deaf from birth, Patsy Ann had the ability to hear steamship whistles and never failed to greet a ship. Patsy Ann died in 1942 but her presence is still here in this statue. Visitors are encouraged to greet her and touch her and in leaving, carry with you the blessings of friendship through your lifes journey. Thanks Patsy Ann!

The statue commemorates the local dog, Patsy Ann. The story goes that she was a local dog that preferred to roam around the town, than be at home with her owner. She became a welcome and popular fixture around the city.Patsy Ann had the ability to know when the steamship was about to arrive, running down to the dock to wait long before anyone else knew a ship was coming.This statue sits next to the cruise ships, so you should pass it to or from the ship. Her nose shows signs of rubbing, so giver her a pat when you go past.

Its just a statue. If you want a picture with it, better hope no cruise ships are disembarking nearby.

A surreal and serene place for photography. If youre lucky, you get Orcas and Humpbacks swim closeby.

Even with the rain, this area is just beautiful and the people are great.

I had a little dog, and she like to pick on big dogs. so when she saw Patsy Ann she went growling and running and crazy she was going to get a big dog and then she got there was just made out of bronze so very funny

Interesting local canine story

First time to Alaska, so much to see and do.

As far as dog statues go... This one is loverrrly, I patted Patsys nose.

Best pupper, good story.

Very nice vacation spot

Great picture spot.

Friendly visual history of one of juneaus favorite citizens

A charming story about an amazing dog all caught in this tribute!

Kewl story

Love the story of Patsy Ann!!

Beautiful place

Beautiful Juneau, Alaska!

Nice pic

Ok

Sad story

Awesome

Delicious

Pasty Ann Statue

Adorable

Heaven