Chapter 01Per night, by weight
Stay
Twenty, twenty-five or thirty dollars a night, by your dog's weight. Cats are thirty. Two pets from one home share a suite for five dollars off a night each. That is the whole rate card.
Chapter 02Glass fronts, families together
Suites
Not a row of wire crates. Climate-controlled suites with glass fronts, so your dog sees out and we see in. Pets from one home share a suite. Nobody else's does.
Drop off in the morning or the evening window with your pet's food. Meals on your schedule, time out on the run, a suite that stays the same temperature all day. Pick up between 9 and 11 or between 4 and 6, and add a bath before pickup if you want a clean dog in the car.
Chapter 03Thirty dollars a night
Cats
Cats board here too, at thirty dollars a night, in their own suite and away from the dogs. Bring the food and the litter your cat is used to.
A cat's stay
$30a night, the shop's price
- A suite of their own, apart from the dogs
- Your food and litter, on your schedule
- Two cats from one home can share, $5 off a night
Bring
Food for the stay plus a day, the litter your cat knows, a carrier, and vaccination records the first time. A blanket that smells like home helps.
Chapter 04Why here
Why
Glass fronts, families kept together, your own food, and two pickup windows a day.
Chapter 05Boarding, in their words
Proof
The boarding reviews, quoted as written, names left off.
Chapter 06Before the stay
Before
Your pet's food, the records, any medication, and the pickup windows.
Chapter 07Boarding questions
Questions
What a suite is, what a night costs, when to drop off, and whether we feed your dog.