GinEric Boarding Kennel

07/30/2024

Quite a bit 😆😆😆

07/28/2024

Effective immediately we will no longer take NEW DOG guests at our kennel. We will continue to care for our guests that have been here before, as long as we have room! We, the owners, are getting older 😆 and will be slowly lighting our load of dogs. Thank you for understanding!

07/01/2024

It always saddens us tremendously when one of our regular kennel guest unexpectedly passes away. Today was one of those days. Marlo, we will miss you in the kennel but content that you were with your family when you left 💖

06/29/2024

This has happened numerous times in the kennel….sometimes a matching pair 😂😂😂

06/29/2024

The kennel will be closed August 6 & 7 so this grandma can spend some time with her granddaughter 💖

06/25/2024

Our house lol

06/23/2024

A good reminder 😁

Just a reminder of what GinEric Boarding Kennel LLC offers!

Our facility is heated/air-conditioned with indoor outdoor individual pens for your dogs. Let’s face it, we know not every dog can get along with other dogs lol.

Unlike most boarding facilities, we walk each of our guest on our acreage twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening.

We provide the bedding, food and water bowls, chews, and even dog food if needed for our guest.

Radio with music is on 24/7.

Administration of medication including insulin included in our prices, no extra $$.

Proper use of sanitation and disinfection throughout the kennel, inside and outside.

We are licensed with the State of Kansas as a boarding facility and get inspected by them regularly. We also get inspected by our local veterinary office as well.

To get your dog boarded, all we need is your dogs name and your current vaccination records including kennel cough! What more could you ask for just $15 a day ☺️

06/19/2024

06/06/2024

❤️❤️❤️

05/11/2024

💕 Happy Mother’s Day 💕

04/12/2024

04/02/2024

Vaccinate and tag your furry friends at the Annual Pet Clinic.

As a reminder, all pets are required to be registered with the City. Tags are $1 and vaccination pricings will be listed at a later date.

03/13/2024

Yep, this is me lol

02/29/2024

Please be patient with us as
GinEric is 50% down at the moment while Ginger is a the local hospital being treated for pneumonia 😷

02/16/2024

Daily feeding in the kennel menu 😆

02/10/2024

😂😂😂

02/03/2024

The story of Greyfriars Bobby...

In 1850 a gardener called John Gray arrived in Edinburgh. Unable to find work as a gardener he joined the Edinburgh Police Force as a night watchman. To keep him company through the long winter nights John took on a partner, a Skye Terrier, his ‘watchdog’ called Bobby. Together John and Bobby became a familiar sight trudging through the old cobbled streets of Edinburgh. Through thick and thin, winter and summer, they were faithful friends.

John died on the 15th February 1858 and was buried in Greyfriars Kirkyard. Bobby soon touched the hearts of the local residents when he refused to leave his master's grave, even in the worst weather conditions.

The gardener and keeper of Greyfriars tried on many occasions to evict Bobby from the Kirkyard. In the end he gave up and provided a shelter for Bobby by placing sacking beneath two tablestones at the side of John Gray’s grave.

Bobby’s fame spread throughout Edinburgh. It is reported that almost on a daily basis the crowds would gather at the entrance of the Kirkyard waiting for the one o'clock gun that would signal the appearance of Bobby leaving the grave for his midday meal.
Bobby would follow William Dow, a local joiner and cabinet maker to the same Coffee House that he had frequented with his now dead master, where he was given a meal.

The kind folk of Edinburgh took good care of Bobby, but still he remained loyal to his master. For fourteen years the dead man's faithful dog kept constant watch and guard over the grave until his own death in 1872. Upon his death, Bobby was buried alongside his master.

Baroness Angelia Georgina Burdett-Coutts, President of the Ladies Committee of the RSPCA, was so deeply moved by his story that she asked the City Council for permission to erect a granite fountain with a statue of Bobby placed on top.

William Brody sculptured the statue from life, and it was unveiled without ceremony in November 1873, opposite Greyfriars Kirkyard. And it is with that, that Scotland’s Capital city will always remember its most famous and faithful dog.

01/24/2024

01/17/2024

Too true 😆

12/26/2023

Our house EVERY TIME 😂😂😂

This is my dog every time, without fail 🙉

12/10/2023

An oldie but goodie 😁

https://fb.watch/oRKhsfUH90/?

11/10/2023

Most definitely ❤️