Help finding Pet friendly rental Housing out of DH compound

My relocation advisor recommended this link:
www.rightcompound.com
You can email them to the address listed in the website. They have been very helpful.

Thank you to everyone who responded to my post.

to cbman: The Radium Compound indicates that it does not accept pets as well but my advisor says it is pet friendly.
to dave74: much appreciated, I will take a look at it. However during the orientation it was clear that if we live outside of the compound that we will not be able to use the facilities or reactional centers so that does put a dent on the idea of living away from the assigned housing.
to crazycatlady: love the alias and thank you for the good vibes.

Merry Christmas to all!!!!

I can vouch for the fact that Radium does indeed allow pets; however, initially they did not. We live with our dog at Radium. I will say that the local pet facilities are fairly limited. I've heard from multiple sources that Radium will be installing some trees and grass on the property for the enjoyment of the residents and their pets .

Also, I'll forewarn you that many people living here are not as comfortable with pets as in North America. So simply be conigsant of that, especially if you have a fairly large dog like us. That being said a number of the management team at Radium now knows our dog by name and are always excited to see him. I'll also mention that there are a number of stray cats hanging around Radium, so keep your dog on a leash at all times!

Finally, a benefit of living in Saudi Arabia is that there is an awful lot of open desert. So if your dog likes to run you can simply bring him or her out to the desert and let him or her run around. Be careful of camels, foxes, and wild dogs.

colinw,
I will heartily concur. When we came two years ago, we brought a fairly old golden retriever with us. The look on his face when he and I raced up the face of a steep sand dune together (two steps up while you slide one step back) was one of pure joy and an image I will carry forever.

Also, you can minimize risk of camels (but not foxes and wild dogs) if you bring your dog to the main camp. There are still some wilder jebels (hills) to walk dogs in, even if we are losing most of them to the new housing construction. The foxes love to tease our young Lab/Golden mix and our Saluki, since they can evade the dogs so easily (the foxes are smarter and faster - I think they hone their skills running from the wild dogs on camp).

Wutz