Second Home Pet Resort

A night attendant is on duty after our guest service attendants go home for the evening, and before our morning pet care staff arrives, to secure our building and grounds for the safety of our dog and cat guests. Our night attendant will quietly make rounds several times during the night attending to any special pet guest needs, administering bedtime medications, and taking care of any late-night pet suite housekeeping needs.

Outdoor Time for ALL Dogs:

Dogs that are being boarded simply must, in our opinion, be given regular trips outside to smell the fresh air and "do their business." Of course, our housekeeping staff is ready to clean and refresh all pet guest rooms if a guest can't wait in between trips.

However, dogs who are never taken outside while boarding and are expected to use indoor "elimination rooms"� (such as those at other indoor-only boarding facilities in town) can become very confused and uncomfortable. And, if dogs are allowed or encouraged to eliminate inside while being boarded, they tend to lose their house-training skills. This is not a good thing after they go back home! In the interest of your dog's comfort and wellbeing, and your own carpet, we make sure your dog is taken outside FOUR times each day.

Our Facility

Designed with great thought and care, our 16,500 square foot pet boarding facility is filled with special touches that assure your pet’s comfort and safety while staying with us.

Our boarding facility is air-conditioned and heated. We do not use evaporation "swamp" coolers which do not produce the same level of home-like comfort to which your pet is accustomed.

Skylights are located throughout the pet resort, bathing animal areas in natural light.

GOING AWAY FOR THE SUMMER?

Drive up under our covered entryway when dropping off or picking up your pet, to assure your pet’s paws aren’t burned on the hot Arizona pavement. Once outside temperatures rise above 85 degrees, tender paws can become scorched.