26 of the Best Pride Month Accessories For You and Your Dog

There’s not much to stay about this sticker, except that it’s extremely perfect and gay. Does one need more reason than that? This sticker comes from trans and queer designers Ash + Chess; the majority of their line was taken down by Target this year following threats, so please throw them some love and some of your Pride-merch budget. —Rebecca Caplan

Is there a better ally on this gay earth than Dolly Parton? Not just for the LGBTQ+ community, but for animals as well! This June, your pup can support Pride and animal rescue when you purchase this Dolly tee from Doggy Parton. A portion of all purchases goes to support Willa B Farms, a rescue organization for abandoned and neglected animals. It’s the perfect way for LGBTQ+ pet parents to give back to the community that has supported us through and through. —RC

Tie this vibrant bandana around your beloved pet for Pride (and beyond) and support the Kʼicheʼ Maya peoples — every piece is hand-dyed and handwoven by a team of indigenous artisans from the Guatemalan highlands. —Jinnie Lee

If you’ve got an excitable pup who could benefit from a sturdier leash, this rainbow-bright, anti-fraying option claims to be able to handle “hundreds of pounds of pull.” It’s hand-dyed in NYC and top-stitched with industrial thread for durability. Found My Animal also donates a portion of their profits to animal rescues and posts adoptable dogs on their website. —JL

Lesbian pet moms rejoice! The perfect lesbian-flag themed fanny pack has landed among us in the form of this Seashell Fanny pack by STATE. Ideal for storing treats, poop bags, and more, this fanny pack is also made from 100 percent recycled polyester. It’s also, like, really, really, cute so feel free to sport it for Pride and beyond. —RC

Pride means summer, and summer means two things: hot concrete and puddle-filled walks. These versatile WagWellies by Wagwear are perfect for protecting your dog from both. Available in all the Pride colors (plus fashionable black) and eight sizes, your dog will be sporting these during June and beyond! —RC

These LGBTQ+ Pride patches are the perfect accessory for any hat, tee, or tote. Made by Damnation Party, a trans-owned shop based in the U.K., there’s no better way to celebrate Pride than to give back to the community (and its businesses).

Teva’s Universal Pride Sandal incorporates metallic webbing made with REPREVE® recycled polyester, so it’s perfect for staving off the summer sweats while keeping our planet cool. Designed to celebrate equality and inclusion, this bold pride sandal elevates the Original with pops of color on the hardware and outsole. To help empower the LGBTQ+ community and support hard-fought freedoms, Teva is donating $35,000 to the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. —JL

Some may tell you that a Pride-themed poop-bag holder is “extra” or “really extra,” but those people don’t understand what this month is all about! Shove it in their faces with this really adorable, perfectly extra “Over The Rainbow” Waste Bag from The Foggy Dog. Bonus points at your local drag show for the Judy Garland reference.  

Planning to bring your pup to any outside Pride festivities? Keep them cool and on theme with this adorable checker bucket hat by Canada Pooch. Available in four sizes from small to extra large, this terry cloth cap, complete with roomy ear notches, is light enough to keep your pup comfortable all summer long. —RC

This organic cotton rainbow sling, handmade by Nepalese artisans, is ideal for toting around a smaller-sized dog, or a young pup who will be attending their first major Pride gathering. It comfortably carries up to 17 pounds and easily slings around either shoulder. —JL

This leather rainbow dog collar with neon blue stitching is so chic and essential your pup will be sporting it well into the summer. —JL

If you’re looking for a glow up for your pet’s ID tag, look no further than Trill Paws’ customizable enamel rainbow charm. Display your pal’s name on the front and get your contact info engraved on the back — in case you get separated in a crowd. Trill Paws also donates 25 tags a month to rescue organizations including The Labelle Foundation in LA and Rescue City in NYC. —JL

Obviously, brunch is a staple event of any Pride month — and now your pup can participate, too (other than just sitting patiently under your chair waiting for a hashbrown to drop). Now, while you munch on some eggs benny, your pup can enjoy one (or several) of these Pride-themed treats from Bonneet Filou. Plus, with 22 treats and an 18 month shelf life, these snacks can last you and your pup through up to two Pride months. —RC

Don’t forget your statement shades from Crap Eyewear when heading out to your local fête, à la Rihanna. If you buy this particular pair of rainbow frames, 15 percent of proceeds will be donated to the Center for Black Equity, an org dedicated to the wellbeing of the Black LGBTQ+ community. —JL

This Pride, Drag artists need our support, visibility, and protection more than ever before. One way you can support is by purchasing this Drag-themed toy from Pets With Pride, who donate 10 percent of their profits to Pride events all over the country. As for the toy, Mama Ru herself would definitely approve. —RC

One of the best things about being a pet parent is being able to dress up your pup in ridiculously cute, Insta-bait costumes. For a real Pride moment, slip these rainbow wings onto your dog and watch those likes roll in. —JL

If you and your pup are more about that subtle, luxe pride experience, consider this organic cotton bed from YaYa & Co. Perfect for the dog and pup parent who believe Pride is best experienced from the comfort of your living room whilst indulging in an L Word rewatch (however problematic that show definitely is). —RC

Marching is sure to work up an appetite. Keep your dog hydrated and fueled with these nutritionist-crafted chicken, banana, and cinnamon treats. Shameless Pets is a sustainable brand — the treats are made from 30 percent upcycled fruits and veggies, and 25 percent of the packaging is made from recycled plastic bottles. For Pride, they are donating five percent of the sales to the Youth Empowerment Performance Project (YEPP), a Chicago-based organization that supports LGBTQI+ youth who are experiencing homelessness or housing instability. —JL

REI’s “Outside with Pride” collection is the perfect example of how brands can do Pride right — and respectfully. The collection is filled with adorable tees, camping mugs, and sunnies —  but your dog will probably be more entertained by this frisbee than any of those. —RC

Time to pop the champagne! We’re celebrating all the love this Pride season — including the affection we share for our pups, who, as always, deserve a nice treat. This plush squeaky dog toy is made with durable mesh that’ll hold up against even the scrappiest of canines and non-toxic dyes that allow your dog’s true colors to shine safely. —JL

If you plan on celebrating after dark, you may already have a flashing LED necklace in the bag. This rechargeable LED collar provides a rainbow-hued ring of light that can be cut to size to fit dogs big and small. It’s designed for your pet’s safety so you don’t lose sight of them — but a parade or crowded gathering is not the time or place to let your dog off leash. —JL

Speaking of specific flags, the Wild One Isaac Mizrahi collab colors come in both lesbian and gay pride flag colors. We’ve spoken at length about our love for Wild One before —  and we wouldn’t expect anything less from Mizrahi, a proud gay designer whose work can finally be enjoyed by proud, fashionable pups. —RC

Pride meets eco-friendly with this luxury towel from Dock & Bay. In addition to donning the Pride colors, this towel’s fabric is made out of 100 percent recycled materials, thanks to Dock and Bay’s sustainability commitment. If that weren’t enough, the towel features two hand pockets that make it easier to get squirmy pups dry faster. —RC

It’s kind of ridiculous that dog collars don’t come with more accessories. Is there a better time to remedy that injustice than Pride month!? Plus, this Mimi Green accessory comes in not one, but two options for rainbows, each beautifully crafted out of sustainable, all-American wool. —RC

This six pack of rainbow tennis balls is as practical as it is prideful for pups who enjoy destroying/losing their fetch balls. Even better, pups of all sizes can get in on the fun because these Pride themed tennis balls from Zanies are available in both mini and standard sizes. —RC