The Spoolyard Doggie Daycare

The Spoolyard Doggie Daycare Nestled in the heart of Debert, The Spoolyard is a fun place for dogs to come, meet friends and play!

01/31/2025

Any guesses what happened next?

George hasn't seen Blu in ages!
01/31/2025

George hasn't seen Blu in ages!

01/31/2025

It is Flippin cold out here!

My LWDs (Little white dogs)
01/31/2025

My LWDs
(Little white dogs)

Hard to get pictures outside as I am manning the p**p shovel in one hand while the other is in my pocket!
01/31/2025

Hard to get pictures outside as I am manning the p**p shovel in one hand while the other is in my pocket!

The week caught up to Touton n George
01/31/2025

The week caught up to Touton n George

Ima call this the snowball melting pen. Because they won't stay in and melt on their own free will!
01/31/2025

Ima call this the snowball melting pen. Because they won't stay in and melt on their own free will!

Who are you??
01/31/2025

Who are you??

What did YOU have for breakfast, Pep?
01/31/2025

What did YOU have for breakfast, Pep?

Who ya got hanging from your mouth, Mar?
01/31/2025

Who ya got hanging from your mouth, Mar?

George hid in a crate all day. I finally told him he had to go p*e. He says he will wait till he gets home.
01/30/2025

George hid in a crate all day. I finally told him he had to go p*e. He says he will wait till he gets home.

01/30/2025

How Belle puts a stop to horseplay.

01/30/2025

Someone here is a whiner...

I'm convinced this is just a hairy little boy.
01/30/2025

I'm convinced this is just a hairy little boy.

Could they lay any closer?
01/30/2025

Could they lay any closer?

George, where were you and what were you doing there?
01/30/2025

George, where were you and what were you doing there?

01/30/2025

Someone's here! Who could it be??

01/30/2025

Wow, Georgia is full of it this morning!

Address

Plaster Rock, NB

Opening Hours

Monday 5:45am - 6pm
Tuesday 5:45am - 6pm
Wednesday 5:45am - 6pm
Thursday 5:45am - 6pm
Friday 5:45am - 6pm

Telephone

+19029571656

Website

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Any guesses what happened next?

It is Flippin cold out here!

How Belle puts a stop to horseplay.

Someone here is a whiner...

Someone's here! Who could it be??

Wow, Georgia is full of it this morning!

Even though they are loooooooving the snow, we are all in to warm up. Lots of footie snowballs to melt!

SNOW 😃

Got to be faster than that!

Riggs is outside being a dork with Touton while everyone else thinks I should open the door so they can not go outside to join them 😅

These 2 stood there at each end of a bone growling at each other for at least 2 or 3 minutes and as soon as I aimed my phone at them, they stopped.

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My Reason

My name is Lori Anne MacDonald, and I have loved animals my entire life. My excitement when I got my first pet fish as a child in the 80’s identically matches my enthusiasm over adopting my new puppy in the fall of 2019. However, there is one major downfall to loving animals as much as I do. When one crosses that Rainbow Bridge, it leaves a major feeling of emptiness in the soul.

Being in the pet and animal health industry my entire adult life, I’ve seen many people grieve the loss of their family pets and it never gets easier. My heart breaks for friends, family, and even strangers when they are at the point of losing their pets. I’ve felt helpless too many times to count as I watched many tear-filled faces leave appointment rooms, void of the animal they arrived with. I wanted to do something to make it a little bit easier. To ease the pain in MY soul as well as theirs.

My first Memorial Portrait was sketched in December 2014 for my Mom and Dad for Christmas. It was a portrait of their much loved dog Sasha, whom they lost too early due to a rare cancer. She was only 8 years old. I loved sketching that dog. So I did some more for coworkers. Then more for family. It was a Christmas full of tears and happiness. Memories of the good times. Not the last, haunting memory that people can’t help but hang on to. This one Christmas was the Spark of my passion.

The fuel to my fire was losing my dream job when the Doggy Daycare I worked for closed it’s doors. Up until then, I was only doing my Memorial Portraits for our clients, families and friends. Now that I have the experience and support to share my passion with you, I have started up my own company, Precious Art Works & Prints. I look forward to growing and changing with you.