Built by someone who used to dread boarding her own dog
The kennel was built from scratch on a five-acre lot specifically so every run could open to a private outdoor section rather than a shared exercise yard. Six staff members rotate shifts, and at least one is asleep on-site every night a dog is boarding.
The owner boarded her own aging dog for years at kennels that felt like storage, and built this one around the questions she always wished someone had answered before she left: who is here overnight, how often is it cleaned, and will my dog actually get walked.
Capacity is capped at forty runs on purpose, well below what the property could hold, so staff know every dog boarding by name and history rather than by kennel number.
