Sangreat Kennels

08/07/2024

Found Hilton Avenue, Scunthorpe. Female, microchip not registered, very scared. Please let us know if you have any information on this girl

04/07/2024

Today is our 24 year anniversary. Thank you to all of our customers for keeping us so busy! We are incredibly grateful for your returning custom and never need to advertise. Our reviews, both on Google and here, say it all. Thank you also to our staff team for your support and care. Here’s to another year 🐕

02/07/2024

Female found at Ashby Ville this morning 02/07/2024. No microchip. Any information on this girl will be appreciated.

23/06/2024

If anyone has any information on where these puppies could’ve come from / where the mum might be please let the RSPCA know or message us privately where your details will be kept anonymous. Thank you

21/06/2024

Jump into the weekend like Rolo 💙🥰

19/06/2024

Winnie enjoying her sole hire session in the exercise area this morning 💕

18/06/2024

Luna looking amazing in her sole hire session in the exercise area this morning 💕

22/03/2024

A quick reminder of our opening hours over Easter. Sundays and Bank Holidays are 1pm - 4pm. Thank you 🐣 🐰 🌼 🐶 🐾

16/03/2024

Thank you to Danielle at MD Signs for our new signage 🐾 🐶

https://www.facebook.com/mdsigns

10/03/2024

Happy Mother’s Day 🐶 🐾 Sending love to our mums who have had recent losses ❤️

28/02/2024

**Notification of Price Increase**
Please note that we are having to increase our boarding prices from 1st April. This will mainly affect our single occupancy kennels with the fee increasing to a minimum of £15 per night. Please note we are still charging on a per night basis for collection and drop off within our opening hours. This still makes our charges very reasonable. There will still be an additional 20% fee added if you choose not to provide your own food. Bookings from new customers will not be confirmed unless you have paid a 20% non refundable deposit. If you would like to know your new nightly rate or have any queries please contact us. Thank you for your understanding

24/12/2023

Mabel’s Christmas Wish
When we posted our plea for a rescue placement for our XL Bully we had no offers at all, our emails and messages weren’t responded to, everywhere was full - a bit like Mary and Joseph in Bethlehem. Luckily for her - now known as Mabel - a private home had room at the inn. A home with very experienced and knowledgeable owners who very much knew the risk they were taking and luckily for Mabel were willing to take that risk. We were very apprehensive as we haven’t rehomed to a private home for some years now but this was our only option to save Mabel in time. It soon became very clear we had made the right choice when we received photos and videos of her thriving in her new environment. Her new owners, very sensibly, are taking things slowly as it is still early days but she has already received her certificate of exemption so definitely a step in the right direction. She has fallen on her paws - has her own land and eats better than us 😅 So as we step closer to Christmas Day we would like to wish a very big happy Christmas to Mabel, her new owners and all of our customers. As a side note we do have to say that this isn’t an open invitation for us to take XL Bullies in - we won’t be able to find them rescue spaces or rehome now. If you own an XL Bully please take this as a reminder to apply for your certificate and make sure your microchip information is up to date because if they come into stray kennels now their 7 statutory days will take us to 31st December meaning it will be illegal for us to rehome or transfer. Thank you for your understanding.

21/12/2023

Opening hours for the festive period are as usual but here is a reminder.
Normal days 9am - 5pm, Sundays and Bank Holidays 1pm - 4pm, CLOSED for drop
off and collections on Christmas Day, thank you🎅🏻🎄☃️🐶🐾

05/12/2023

We are aware of an XL Bully being posted around the selling pages who we have in our care. This girl came to us a stray dog on Friday. She is microchipped but to a breeder who has no record of where she went to. She is 13 months old and has possibly had a litter herself. We know people’s opinions of a stray dog kennels is rarely positive but within an hour of her getting here, thanks to our council, she was provided with urgent veterinary care. She has been placed on antibiotics to help clear up her nasty wounds. She has a warm kennel, a comfortable bed, hearty meals and most of all love.
For several years now we have not rehomed direct to the public. This is because the dogs we get in are strays - we know nothing about them and cannot fully test them or have the capacity to home check. Insurance policies have become much more stringent over the years. We use other well established rescue kennels where dogs and homes are thoroughly vetted.
Unfortunately because of her breed our plea to find a suitable rescue space so far is failing.
Comments such as ‘I’ll have it’ on these posts are disheartening 😞
From 31st December it will become illegal for places like ourselves to rehome or transfer these dogs.
Anyone willing to take on one of these dogs before that time must be willing to:
Purchase 3rd party public liability cover
Pay for neutering
Ensure the dog is microchipped and details are up to date
Pay the government a £92.40 fee
Apply for a certificate of exemption to keep the dog
Begin muzzle training and ensure the dog is comfortable to be muzzled when in a public place
Check with the home owner / tenant that there is permission to keep a banned breed in your home
Check whether you are able to leave the dog with anyone should you wish to go away
From 31st December it will be a criminal offence to breed XL bullies, to abandon them or allow them to stray.
It really isn’t as simple as ‘I’ll have it’ 😞

If anyone is aware of a reputable rescue organisation that will take on this girl and rehome her responsibly then please share with them. The only home we would consider directly is someone fully committed to all of the above with no other pets or children in the home. We are not willing to rehome to someone unsuitable for things not to work out and her be euthanised anyway.

Please spare a thought for our staff who have to look after these dogs knowing their fate because times in rescue have suddenly got a whole lot rougher. This isn’t the only girl in this position, there are hundreds across the country and it’s not going to be physically possible to save them all. Keeping a dog kennelled for the rest of its life is not an option. This is the first one through the doors since the ban announcement who isn’t looking like she will be claimed.

We have already had a volume of calls checking up on this girl and our priority is looking after the dogs so if you require further information please Facebook message or email and we will get back to you at our earliest convenience.

21/09/2023

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Just collected Woody from another stay at Sangreat Kennels. Always well cared for, such a relief to know he’s safe and secure when we’re away.

05/09/2023

One of our lovely customers is hosting a quiz tonight in aid of War Paws. Please see photo for info 🐕

27/06/2023

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Back to work this week for me 👋🏻
I had time to give my own dog Riley a pamper after his own mini holiday.
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He stays at Sangreat Kennels whenever we go away, I always recommend them to any of you who ask for a great kennels, I wouldn’t trust anyone else to look after him ☀️

05/06/2023

We have no weekend availability until September now and most of August is fully booked. We have a waiting list for existing customers only. It is always advisable to check your bookings and if you no longer require a booking please let us know so the space can be filled. We already have bookings in the diary for August 2024 - to guarantee a summer place here you need to book early. Thank you

03/06/2023

A lovely thank you from one of our customers this morning who we didn’t know is a very talented baker! How lovely are these?! Thank you Little Bee’s Bakehouse 🌻 🌹 🐶

30/05/2023

We are always grateful for donations of food and bedding for our stray dogs. Some dogs are having to wait with us a little longer for the best rescue spaces. This photo shows how this extremely underweight boy came to us and how he left, now safe in rescue where he will receive rescue back up for the rest of his life. PLEASE NOTE: We continue not to rehome direct from here so that homes can be home checked and dogs can receive rescue back up along with neutering and vaccinating where needed.

06/05/2023

We are open as usual today 9am - 5pm.
Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday are both 1pm - 4pm 👑 🐶

03/04/2023

Polite reminder of our hours this Easter weekend
Good Friday 1pm - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Easter Sunday 1pm - 4pm
Easter Monday 1pm - 4pm

** our hours are always 1pm - 4pm Sundays, it is our only short day opening hours, please respect them **

** please remember dogs should not consume chocolate **

We are full for the Easter weekend but have a couple of Monday - Friday vacancies next week

26/03/2023

When our stray dogs go off to rescue / foster homes they need to be secure for the transport run on collar, harness and lead. Our supplies are running low so if anyone has any old / unused spares we would be very grateful if they could be dropped off. Thank you!

27/12/2022

Please note our prices will be increasing next year due to rising costs. Our rate will remain on a per night basis which still makes us very reasonable compared to others and will hopefully keep costs manageable. Collection and drop off can be any time within our generous opening hours. Most customers are providing their own food however please be advised that if you don’t an additional 20% will be added to your final bill. As you know all inclusive holidays cost more than self catering so we feel this is more fair to all our customers. There will be no additional charge for administering medications. If you would like to know your new nightly rate in advance please message us or call within our opening hours. Thank you

24/12/2022

We would like to wish our customers a very Merry Christmas. A huge thank you from the staff for all their tips and gifts - means a lot. Thank you also to those who have dropped off blanket donations, treats, toys etc - much appreciated. Polite reminder that we are closed tomorrow - this includes the exercise area. Our opening hours for Monday and Tuesday will be usual bank holiday times - 1pm to 4pm. Thank you 🎅🏻🎄

30/11/2022

Our blanket store is getting low - if anyone has any unwanted blankets / bedding (not cushions/pillows) we would be very grateful, thank you 😊

26/11/2022

Thank you for sending in your photos! We’ve managed to use most of them and if they weren’t festive themed they are now! Wreaths are on display in St Hybalds Church, Scawby from December 1st

13/09/2022

We are not able to close for the bank holiday on Monday however we do request that customers abide by our hours for that day which are going to be drop off and collection between the hours of 8am and 10am or 2pm and 4pm. We will not be open for looking around the boarding kennels - drop off and collection only.

As a reminder our usual hours are 9am - 5pm Monday - Saturday and Sundays / Bank Holidays 1pm - 4pm. We have some of the longest opening hours for kennels in the area so please respect them.