Just 4 Paws Pet Boarding

11/13/2024

11/03/2024

🎄 We’re FULLY BOOKED for Christmas 🎄

From Dec 23 to Dec 29, all paws are accounted for! 🐾✨ Thank you to everyone who booked early to spend the holidays with us.

But don’t worry—if you’re looking for a spot before the holidays or for New Years, we still have a couple of spaces left! Don’t wait too long, as they’re going quickly. Thank you for trusting us with your pups. We can't wait to welcome all of our guests for the howl-idays!

10/21/2024

🎄3 spots left
for Christmas🎄

Don't wait long they go fast!

We are very excited to welcome our festive furry guests! 🐾🎅

⭐️ Reminder: NO Christmas day drops offs
⭐️ Christmas Eve drop offs need to be before 10am
⭐️ 2 day minimum

We appreciate each and every one of you for trusting us with your pups during such a special time of year. Thank you for your continued support and love!

Happy Howl-idays! 🎅🐕🌟

10/07/2024

✨️Wow! ✨️
Thank you so much everyone who voted for us in the Readers Choice Awards! 🥈We are always so proud to even be nominated so we appreciate everyone's votes letting us know you and your pets are so happy with our services 🐕🐈‍⬛🐾

10/04/2024

🌟 A Quick Reminder for New Clients 🌟

To ensure the best experience for all our guests, we do not accept new dogs during holiday long weekends, March Break, or over Christmas and New Year’s.

Bringing in a new dog during these busy times can be overwhelming for a few reasons:

🐾 It’s a big adjustment. A new environment, unfamiliar people, and different routines are a lot for a dog to process. Pair that with the hustle and bustle of long weekends when we’re at full capacity, and it can be too much for a new pup to handle comfortably.

🐾 We want to focus on them. New dogs need extra attention as they adjust and settle in, and during peak periods, our team’s focus is spread across a full house. It's not fair to the new dog if we can’t give them the time and attention they deserve.

🐾 Safety and well-being. A busy kennel means more dogs interacting, and while we’re well-equipped to manage these dynamics, it’s important that new dogs have time to slowly acclimate to the environment. High-traffic times can increase the chances of stress and overstimulation, which isn’t ideal for a first stay.

🐾 We want their first experience to be positive! A quieter, less hectic stay gives new dogs the chance to ease into their surroundings, build trust with our team, and have a smooth, enjoyable introduction to our care.

Trial nights before long weekends are perfectly okay! We'd love to welcome your pup during quieter times to ensure they’re comfortable and well-adjusted before diving into a busier stay.

Thank you for your understanding! 💛