Schultz Boarding Kennels

Schultz Boarding Kennels Schultz Kennels although under new ownership, it's still the same family. We offer Temp controlled individual inside and outside space. air conditioning

We have been working hard on updates and improvements to ensure a more comfortable, safe, clean, and happy experience.

05/25/2026

This is funny, love dog smiles 😂

05/24/2026

Rosco and Reggie enjoy their time with us! These two are some so big which means they give BIG 💕

05/24/2026

Snickers, such a good Girl ❤️

We're over the moon to announce that Schultz Kennels is up for Best in the Valley and Best in Winnebago County, talk abo...
05/09/2026

We're over the moon to announce that Schultz Kennels is up for Best in the Valley and Best in Winnebago County, talk about a doggone honor! This fancy nomination would be a huge win for our business, allowing us to level up our game for the furbabies and invest in some doggy doo-dads that'll make them howl with joy. Your vote would be the treat that makes our day, and together, we can keep on delivering top-notch experiences without breaking the bank, all while growing our small business. It'd take just a few seconds to cast your vote, and we'd be forever grateful. Thanks a million, Tara and Mike

IYKYK
05/09/2026

IYKYK

I want to start by saying I am a 34-year-old man who has never owned so much as a goldfish.

My ex left. My apartment went silent in a way that felt heavier every night. My therapist suggested I get “something living” to take care of.

I assumed she meant a houseplant.

Instead, a coworker sent me a rescue post: two 10-week-old French bulldog puppies—a fawn brother named Finn and a pied sister named Penny—needed an emergency foster because the shelter was overcrowded.

“Just two weeks,” she told me. “You literally just have to keep them alive.”

That sounded manageable.

I picked them up thinking: I’ll put them in the bathroom, feed them twice a day, and absolutely under no circumstances will I get attached.

Day one: Finn climbed out of the bathroom, waddled into the living room, and fell asleep directly on my chest like he’d already signed the lease.

Day three: I woke up with both of them snoring on top of me like two warm little weighted blankets.

Day five: I bought them a $70 orthopedic dog bed.

They completely ignored it.

Apparently the preferred sleeping arrangement is my rib cage.

Here’s the thing nobody warned me about French bulldog puppies—they are ridiculously affectionate.

Like… aggressively affectionate.

If I stop petting them for more than three seconds, a tiny smushed face immediately wedges under my hand like, “Excuse me, sir. The pets have stopped.”

Penny has started bringing me “gifts.” Socks. The TV remote. Once my wallet.

She dropped it at my feet like she’d just hunted it in the wild.

Then the rescue coordinator called at the two-week mark.

“Great news,” she said. “We found an adopter for one of the puppies.”

Just one.

I looked down at the two little French bulldogs asleep on my chest—Finn using Penny as a pillow.

And something in my chest just… shifted.

“No,” I said.

A pause.

“No… to the adoption?”

“They’re not getting separated,” I said. “I’ll take them both.”

There was a long silence on the other end of the phone.

“Sir… you told us you’ve never owned a dog before.”

I looked around my apartment.

There were chew toys everywhere. Paw prints on my couch. And two tiny Frenchie puppies breathing softly while they slept on top of me like I was their favorite place in the world.

“Yeah,” I said.

“I guess I do now.”

My therapist asked how the “houseplant” was going.

So I sent her a picture of two sleepy French bulldog puppies passed out on my chest.

She replied with three words.

“That’s not a plant.”

No.

It’s better.

Foster Fail Anniversary: 4 months.
And they still refuse to sleep anywhere except directly on top of me.

04/16/2026

If you are in need of temporary accommodation for your dogs due to the evacuation in New London and Weyewega areas, we are offering a nightly rate of $10. This offer is exclusively for residents of the specified areas., please ensure your dogs have up-to-date rabies vaccinations and be prepared to provide proof via phone call, either through their vaccination tags or documentation. Please contact us at 920-956-5374

03/28/2026
Are you looking forward to a stress-free holiday season, whether that means finding a trusted haven for your pets while ...
11/09/2025

Are you looking forward to a stress-free holiday season, whether that means finding a trusted haven for your pets while you're away or creating a peaceful atmosphere for them amidst a house full of guests? Schultz Kennels is here to provide a loving, safe, and home-like environment at unbeatable rates, ensuring your pets receive top-notch care without breaking the bank. With our boarding rates being the lowest in the valley, we recommend booking promptly to secure your spot and make this holiday season one to cherish.

🏡 Your Pet’s Home Away from Home at Schultz Kennels!Going on vacation or hosting a holiday get-together? Give your pup a...
10/25/2025

🏡 Your Pet’s Home Away from Home at Schultz Kennels!
Going on vacation or hosting a holiday get-together? Give your pup a cozy place to stay!
At Schultz Kennels, we’re family-run, live onsite, and treat every guest like one of our own. 💕
✨ Clean, comfy, and safe
✨ Kennels starting at $20/night
✨ No hidden fees – meds, holiday drop-offs, and extra love are all included!
📞 Call or text us today to reserve your spot — spaces fill fast for the holidays!

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7371 State Road 76
Neenah, WI
54956

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 7:30am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 10am
2pm - 5pm

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