General Boarding, Daycare, Drop in, and Aggressive Breed Acceptance Guidelines 1. Has your pet been left with unfamiliar people recently? If so, how were the interactions? 2. When was the pet's last time being boarded? 3. Is your pet comfortable being in a crate? If so, when was the last time that they were crated? 4. Are you comfortable with your pet being in a crate? Please remember that I may have other pets and your pet wouldn't have an option for free roaming range. 5. If your pet isn't house trained that would be considered automatic disqualifications for any services offered. 6. Does your pet get along with other pets that they are not familiar with? 7. What's your pet's weight? Not accepting any pets weighing 70lbs. and over for any services. 8. Is the pet on flea and tick medication? If so, when was their most recent application? 9. We are not accepting any new drop in requests for any aggressive breeds nor any pet weighing 60lbs or more. 10. If your boarding request won't allow enough time for a meet and greet evaluation to be performed this will automatically disqualify any services offered. Give yourself enough time in case the meet and greet doesn't fit your pet or my expectations that way you'll have enough time to find alternate arrangements. These guidelines are my commitment, and assurance to you the pet parent that the upmost important is the safety of each and every pet that's in my care.

We would do activities in groups pertaining to pets size, pets activity level while concentrating on the safety of each pet. Other activities would be discussed with pet parents so that I understand what's best for each pet according to pet parents recommendations.