Looking for boarding for you doggo? We've been proud dog pawrents for over 20 years, raising awesome furbabies from playful puppyhood to wise, old seniors—sometimes both stages at once! Two of our beloved dogs have been rescues, and bringing them home was no small feat. The process felt like adopting a human baby with detailed applications, reference checks, and even a home visit by an OPP officer. (We passed!) Once they joined our family, these rescues brought their own unique challenges and rewards, so we’re definitely experienced. Our first rescue, Sadie, was a spirited girl who flunked puppy classes, and kept us on our toes with her stubborn streak. In her later years, as she lost her hearing, she developed anxiety, and we adapted to meet her needs with patience and care. Our current rescue, Mina, is a well-behaved, timid sweetheart who is still learning to trust humans. She absolutely adores other dogs and is comfy following their lead, as she’s used to having an older dog show her the ropes. She loves dog parks, so she’s also used to a variety of ages, breeds, and temperaments. When it comes to boarding, we’re happy to follow your dog’s schedule or Mina’s, who’s a super flexible girl. If we’re on Mina’s time, potty breaks are whenever she asks, naps happen wherever and whenever she wants (usually somewhere sunny), and daily walks are a must. We typically go on 5 to 10 km walks, depending on the weather, choosing the warmest or coolest part of the day seasonally—afternoons during winter and evenings in the summer. Recently, we said goodbye to our first rescue, Sadie, a cherished 13-year-old who filled our home with love and joy. Her 3-year-old little sister, Mina, misses her deeply, and we've promised her that we’d find some new playmates to help heal her broken heart, and ours, too. Can’t wait to meet your furbaby!