Witherley boarding kennels & cattery

09/10/2024

You can access atterton lane carefully signs are in place to stop people going through village not to us

09/10/2024

Village is badly flooded also a lot of access routes are blocked

03/10/2024

We are accessible via normal routes again
Please check in for further updates

01/10/2024

Village still flooded use a444 and atterton lane for access

30/09/2024

Please be advised the village is flooding Today

25/08/2024

It’s Sleepy Sunday 🐈🐈💤💤💤

27/05/2024

Every now and then you capture a crazy shot these two we’re having fun 🤩

08/05/2024

Everyone is so happy to see the ☀️ especially Garry let’s hope it stays for a while 🐶

31/03/2024

Happy Easter 🐣

26/03/2024

Not sure I can move just yet !! Think you maybe a little big for a lap dog 🐶

24/02/2024

Now for the 🐈‍⬛🐈

24/02/2024

Time for a catch up 🐶

14/02/2024

02/01/2024

Please be aware the village is affected by flooding if your coming to collect or bring your pet contact us for further updates tomorrow

01/01/2024

28/12/2023

This lovely young lad is looking for a home he stayed with us recently and was no trouble great with people. Please call us if you can help

28/12/2023

We would like to wish Lucy a Happy birthday 🥳

24/12/2023

29/11/2023

Few of the dogs now 🐾🐾🐾🐩

29/11/2023

Few happy cats who stayed recently 🐈‍⬛🐈

29/11/2023

KENNELLING, HOME BOARDING OR DAY CARE
It will still be possible for businesses to provide these services for exempted XL Bully type dogs if they wish to do so.

It is a requirement of the Certificate of Exemption to keep a prohibited breed type at the same address as the person to whom the certificate is issued except for up to a maximum of 30 days in a 12-month period. During these 30 days, the dog may be kept in suitable care which could include licensed kennels, home boarding or day care.

Licence holders must ensure that they can continue to meet and maintain all their licence conditions should they agree to board an exempted XL Bully type dog. They may also wish to ask the owner of the dog to see their Certificate of Exemption before agreeing to provide their services.

The owner should ensure that the licence holder, or their designated manager, is aware the dog is a prohibited breed type, show them the Certificate of Exemption, and provide all relevant information to ensure the business can comply with the legislation. This includes that from 31 December 2023 the dog must be kept on a lead and muzzled when in public

11/11/2023

Happy birthday
Courtney 🐕🐩🐾🐈‍⬛🐈🥳🎂

07/11/2023

Sad to hear of the passing of this old lady RIP 🌈 Gi Gi 😢

03/11/2023

Play time 🐾🐩🐕

03/11/2023

Chilled cats on recent stay