Will my dog get to interact with other dogs?
Yes. Campers can go outside to play, grouped together by size. If they DO NOT get along with others, the owners should let us know so we can let that particular dog outside individually.

What happens if my dog gets sick?
 With the owner’s permission, I will transport your dog to your vet for treatment immediately and if your vet is unavailable, I will take him/her to another local vet of my choice.

My dog is timid, will he/she be okay in this environment?
 Many dogs that come are that way at the beginning, but all have done really well after they see they are being taken care of, and there is nothing to be afraid of.

I need to board my dog now, what do I do?
Text, email, send a Facebook message or submit a request through the contact page of the website to check on availability. Please print the forms and bring with you upon drop off, along with current vaccination records.

Can you give my dog his/her medication?
We do administer oral medications but NOT injections.

My dog has never been boarded before, will he/she adjust to it?
 Absolutely.  Once your dog has been here, they see the routine that all the dogs get to go outside and have playtime, and everyone is getting fed, and has toys and treats, they adjust very well and are excited to come back the next time.

It seems like a zoo when I drop off or pick up my dog. Is it always like that?
No, it always excites the campers when they hear customers in the office or when a new dog arrives. With just us there, they are generally very quiet because we are familiar. They often take naps after playtime and getting their bellies full.

What would I need to bring?/Can I bring my own bedding for my dog? 
We will need a copy of the current shot records to put on file for your dog. Please bring your own dog food, so it will keep their digestive system regulated. I provide food bowls, water pails, beds, blankets, toys, and treats.  It is BEST to leave your dog’s own bedding at home.

Can I come tour the facility and meet you?
Our little business has absolutely exploded and we are so grateful, but this means we just DO NOT have time for drop in visits/tours. Unfamiliar faces cause too much stress on the pups in our care so we no longer allow the public to walk through. Would you want your fur baby scared in a cabin while a ton of people walked past them as if it's a zoo or the pound? No, you wouldn't, so please be understanding about this and respect our current customers and their fur babies. Hundreds of customers trust us to keep the best environment for their fur babies so we are going to keep it that way. You will find a ‘Meet the Owners’ section as well as updated facility photos on our Facebook page that were taken in March 2018 and accurately reflect the cabins where your fur babies stay for eating/sleeping.