摘要：As social and economic dynamics continue to evolve and the demand for companionship increases,pet ownership has become an increasingly popular lifestyle *** parks,as a new form of urban public space,are gaining significant *** study,grounded in the theory of spatial justice,employs a combination of questionnaires and semi-structured interviews to evaluate four representative pet parks in Hong Kong,*** explores how pet parks,as inclusive green infrastructure in high-density environments,contribute to urban community well-being and broader spatial *** study reveals the conflicts between pet owners and non-pet owners regarding the rights to use public spaces,examining how to guarantee the spatial rights of specific groups while avoiding harm to *** findings indicate that green space availability,sociability and participation,walkability,safety,and flexibility in pet parks play a positive role in achieving urban spatial ***,pet parks also face challenges related to social exclusion and safety,requiring a balance between promoting community integration and ensuring public *** study offers valuable insights for the development of pet parks,the creation of vibrant and diverse public spaces,and the promotion of harmonious human-animal environments in cities across China and other Asian countries.