• To help us plan for guest arrivals and departures, we schedule by appointment times only.
• Appointment times are available Monday thru Sunday between the hours of 8am – 11:30am or 4:30pm – 5:30pm
• Appointment times on holidays are subject to change

• Pick ups after 12pm are charged for the full day.

• FULL PAYMENT due before or at drop-off

• Cash 
• Credit Card

• Veterinarian copy of records is required
• Vaccinations must be current at least 7 days prior to kennel stays
• Rabies
• Bordetella
• Distemper
• Hepatitis/Adenovirus
• Leptospirosis
• Parainfluenza
• Parvovirus
• Influenza

Why Vaccinations Matter Anywhere Dogs Gather
Vaccinations are important not just for boarding, but for any place dogs spend time around other dogs — dog parks, groomers, training classes, vet offices, or even playing with the dog next door. These environments make it easy for respiratory and viral illnesses to spread through shared air, surfaces, and close contact. Keeping your dog’s vaccines current helps protect them from serious or highly contagious diseases and reduces the chance of coughs or infections moving through the community.

Rabies
Protects against a fatal, zoonotic disease. Required by law and essential for everyone’s safety.

Distemper
A serious virus that spreads easily between dogs. Vaccination prevents severe respiratory and neurological illness.

Adenovirus (Hepatitis)
Prevents infectious canine hepatitis, which can cause liver damage. Important for dogs who spend time in shared environments.

Parvovirus
A highly contagious gastrointestinal virus that can spread through surfaces, shoes, and soil. Vaccination is critical for all dogs.

Parainfluenza
A common cause of canine cough that spreads quickly anywhere dogs share air. Vaccination helps reduce coughing and respiratory illness.

Bordetella (Canine Cough)
Another major cause of canine cough. Protects against fast‑spreading respiratory infections in boarding, grooming, and social settings.

Leptospirosis
A bacteria carried by wildlife and found in soil or standing water. It’s zoonotic, and vaccination helps protect both dogs and humans.

Canine Influenza (H3N2/H3N8)
A contagious respiratory virus that spreads quickly in group settings. Vaccination helps prevent outbreaks and keeps symptoms milder.

• Do not bring bowls. We provide stainless steel bowls and sanitize them daily.
• Food should be provided by pet parent.
• If food is pre-portioned, please clearly label with pet name and any special instructions. If you would like us to save your baggies for re-use, let us know.
• To avoid digestive upset during their stay, do not introduce new food items prior to their boarding stay.
• In the event your food runs short, we provide high quality house meals at an additional cost.

• We will administer as instructed at no extra charge. 
• Ideally provide in original containers. Do not put them in pre-measured food bags. 
• We will review dosing and instructions with you when you drop your pet off. 
• Please provide items to assist with administering oral medication (ie pill pockets, wet food, pumpkin puree, peanut butter). If needed, we can provide these items at an additional cost.
• On occasion, a pet may experience a higher level of anxiety during their kennel stay. Please coordinate with your vet for recommendations like Trazodone.
• On occasion, a pet may experience stomach upset including diarrhea, please coordinate with your vet for recommendations like an anti-diarrheal medication. If diarrhea presents, we can supply Purina ProPlan FortiFlora at an additional cost

• We encourage you to bring your pets favorite treats.
• We provide high quality treats at no extra charge. 
• If you would prefer we do not give your pet treats, let us know. 
• Inform us of any allergies. 

• Clean, washable bedding is welcomed and recommended for non-destructive dogs.
• We encourage the use of safe chew toys such as Kongs, Tirebiters, Nylabones and natural hard bones.
• Rawhide and small chew toys are prohibited due to the risk of choking or blockage.

• For the comfort of all of our guests, please ensure your pets are treated for fleas and ticks.  
• If your pet shows signs of fleas, we will refuse service and will require immediate pick up. 

• For everyone’s safety including the pets in our care, we  do not accept aggressive dogs.
• You are required to notify us if your pet has any type of resource guarding, reactivity or bite history.
• For multi‑dog households, it is required that you disclose any reactivity your dogs have toward one another at home, even if it seems minor. This information helps us provide the safest, calmest environment for every pet in our care.