Copper Cabin Kennel

01/05/2025

Due to tomorrow’s forecast, we’ll operating with limited staff. If you are scheduled to come in tomorrow for boarding or daycare, please text Angie at 717 253-1461 to let her know if you will or will not be coming. Thanks for your help! Stay safe everyone. ❄️ 🐶

12/28/2024

Sharing this post (the link to our online scheduling tool for boarding and daycare) again incase you need it! 🐶

12/07/2024

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It's this Saturday! Don't miss our Christmas Festival Soup Sampler & Bake Sale!!

11/30/2024

***ATTENTION CLIENTS***
We unfortunately have to delay our opening time to 4:30pm (instead of the usual 4pm).
There was a car accident not long ago that caused them to shut down part of Route 15 N and re route all of that traffic through town. We apologize for any inconvenience and please text Angie at 717-253-1461 with any questions or concerns.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁🦃🍽

11/27/2024

What a fun memory! 6 years ago today Ralphie came to CCK for his first day of daycare. Every week for the last 6 years Ralphie has joined us for daycare…that’s dedication 😘 and we love him! ♥️

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10/23/2024

Well, our washing machine kicked the bucket…looks like we’ll be needing a new one! As you can imagine we do quite a bit of laundry at the kennel so if anyone has one up for grabs (used is fine 😀), let us know! Thanks in advance!

- Angie

09/28/2024

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28TH

The kennel will close at 11:00am today (instead of 11:30am). We will reopen at 4:00pm for normal business hours.

Thanks for your understanding! 🐶

09/22/2024

Happy Birthday to this wonderful pup!
Casey and Angie’s Boxer Diggero turns 10 today! 🐶♥️

09/06/2024

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH
The kennel will close at 11:00am (instead of 11:30am) and will reopen/return to normal business hours at 4:00pm.
Thank you for your understanding!

08/31/2024

If you’ve been to CCK anytime over the last few months, you more than likely noticed we have three furry friends residing in our office. 🐰 (Now named) Simon, Panda, and Double Stuffed were put in a tote (with 2-3 inches of soiled bedding in it) and very sadly dumped in a shopping cart at a local store. Kennel Manager Angie who is also a foster mom for Forever Love Rescue coincidentally walked into this store shortly after the three bunnies had been discovered in the shopping cart. The employees were very frazzled/unsure of what to do with the bunnies and asked Angie if she would be able to help. After realizing how very underweight all three bunnies were Angie volunteered to take them in/foster them for the duration to at the least get some weight on them. All three have been doing wonderful. They are very healthy and friendly and will be available for adoption after they have been neutered. The estimate for surgery is approximately $750 (total for all three). If you’d like to make a donation to FLR to offset the cost of surgery for these guys, it would be greatly appreciated! If you are unable to donate, feel free to send well wishes that all three bunnies recovery quickly after surgery and find wonderful, loving homes! Thank you!! ♥️

08/03/2024

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07/29/2024

We want to thank our clients so much for their patience and understanding in regards to our credit card machine being down for almost 3 weeks…😣 We are happy to announce that we have switched to Square and we have the ability to accept cards again! 😄 If you are one of the many clients that we need to settle up with and would like to make a payment over the phone, please send us a Facebook message and Angie will arrange a time to make that happen! Thanks again. 🐾♥️

07/13/2024

The Kloster Family is in our thoughts and prayers today as their wonderful lab Leo crossed the Rainbow Bridge. 💔 Leo was a regular at the kennel for YEARS. We thoroughly enjoyed caring for him and he will be missed by the entire CCK staff immensely. ♥️ 🐾 🌈

06/04/2024

It’s that time of year! Flea and tick prevention is so important. Angie gave a dog a bath today and ended up pulling 110 ticks off of the dog by the time she was done. Thankfully this particular dog is given monthly flea and tick meds so all 110 ticks were dead when they were found. Flea and tick meds work by entering the dogs system and becoming active in the tissue, bloodstream, and skin. This means when a flea or tick bites the dog, they ingest the meds and ultimately die. Talk to your veterinarian with any questions about which flea and tick preventative is best for your dog.

06/04/2024

Thanks in advance to anyone who is able to help Forever Love Rescue out!

Last ninute help has been secured for this trip!
BUT... We could use local owner-operators who could make periodic bulk donation pickups for us to for the cats and dogs. If anyone can help us out, please send us a message.!!!