DownHome Doggie Day Camp

09/12/2022

09/01/2022

In response to the recent respiratory illness that has been reported in NH, we are asking our clients to monitor your dogs health closely before coming to DayCamp. We will not accept any dog who is showing any symptoms (cough, sneezing, runny nose, diarrhea, labored breathing, decreased appetite, etc). We will also not be accepting any dogs that frequent dog parks or attend other facilities.
The health and safety of the dogs is and always will be our top concern and we need you to make sure that you’re keeping a close eye on your dogs so we can prevent any possible cases.

Send a message to learn more.

08/22/2022

Best Birthday card...Love it!
Thank you guys 😊

05/27/2021

Finn and Henry thoroughly enjoying the a/c

12/08/2020

King of the mountain!

06/10/2020

Say hi to our new camper Zuzu

05/18/2020

Finn's not quite getting the tunnel concept...

04/18/2020

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03/27/2020

DownHome Doggie Daycamp will remain open Monday thru Thursday 7am - 5:30pm. We have some changes for drop off and pick up to keep everyone safe.

Thank you for your patience!

03/18/2020

Amid the growing concerns around COVID-19, the ASPCA is taking necessary precautions to keep our employees, clients and the animals in our care safe. See how you can keep your pets safe at home.

03/18/2020

It's a sad time here at camp. We had to say goodbye to our dear friend Alex. Alex has been coming here for years and we will all miss him terribly. Not only was he a big part of our Doggie DayCamp family, but he was part of my family and my buddy.

03/14/2020

Pet owners rejoice: there’s no evidence that pets like dogs or cats can be infected with the coronavirus as of right now, according to the World Health Organization. Like previous SARS viruses, Covid-19 transmits primarily through droplets of coughing, sneezing, saliva, or discharge from the nose....

01/22/2020

Early morning exercise!

11/21/2019

Did you say cookie?

08/27/2019

Meet our newest camper...Ruby!

08/12/2019

07/16/2019

Someone dropped this guy off at a kill shelter because he was getting too big, but thankfully, he was rescued by a sanctuary where he will live out the rest of his days. When they tested his DNA, they learned Yuki is 87.5% Gray Wolf; 8.6% Siberian Husky; and 3.9% German Shepherd. (Pic Courtesy: Shy Wolf Sanctuary)