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Holiday season is approaching and for new clients we’re only accepting morning (9am) drop offs only. Since it does take hours for your pet to be acclimated to a new space. We appreciate your business, but we can no longer accept male dogs that are not NEUTERED. If you’re thinking of boarding your dog, please make sure your dog is HEALTHY for boarding. We understand daily medication, ex heart medication. But we cannot except SICK dogs, I have two dogs and I’m a senior, and a SICK dog is a stressful situation for ALL of US. I am an energetic, physically fit retired lady, so I can devote a lot of special time to your pet. My daughter adopted a very sweet little dog, named Lola. I love animals & would give your pet a lot love, attention & a wonderful visit at my home! I have a lovely pet friendly home, I also have a large patio & a huge, secure & safe enclosed back yard with grass to run & play. Because I have always had small dogs & most of the dogs that I take care of are also small. Also, while the occasional potty accidents happen and are expected, especially in new places, I would prefer and expect your babies to be house trained (Puppy Pad trained is not house trained) No males that mark inside the house! No unneutered males or unsnapped female unless puppies. Please no fleas! I am looking forward to caring for your pets & making them feel special & loved at my home! I am retired, so, I am at home most of the time to supervise & give them a lot of love & attention. When I do errands, appts. or need to go somewhere, usually only gone for no more than 1 to 2 hrs. Environmentally friendly home & yard. Most of the time the pets prefer being inside & are treated as if they were my own. My yard is very safe & completely enclosed. Evening drop off are always difficult for first time clients to get acclimated. It’s always preferred that first drop off be made before 12 noon (winter) and 3pm (summer) hrs. I always require a Meet & Greet before taking a new dog. That way we can make sure that it will be a good match & that your doggie will be happy! They need to be house trained & friendly with other dogs & people……not aggressive! And must be neutered.