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Monday 6am - 6pm Tuesday 6am - 6pm Wednesday 6am - 6pm Thursday 6am - 6pm Friday 6am - 6pm

Little Paws BnB

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Little Paws BnB

We offer daycare and boarding in a smaller, more personalized environment.
🦞 Topsham, Maine

01/03/2025

12/30/2024

How’s your Monday going?

12/29/2024

The weekend crew

12/27/2024

Regular hours all next week!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas! Love Heather, Elvis, Andrew & Franklin 🐕 🎄

12/23/2024

Happy Birthday to Franklin, his brother Chief and Ruby!! 🎉 🎈 🎂

12/20/2024

My little christmas crafters 🦌 🎄 💡

12/19/2024

So mud fun

12/19/2024

Brought in pip for some special reinforcement yesterday 💪🏼

12/17/2024

A very muddy and busy day. Best day for them- a nightmare for me 🥲

12/16/2024

Frank the elf spent his weekend baking a whole bunch of cookies for his friends parents 🍪 (he washed his paws) 🐾

12/13/2024

Todays crew

12/13/2024

Finn *the biggest* always finds the smallest *clyde* to play with ◻️▫️

Address

193 Augusta Road
Topsham, ME
04086

Opening Hours

Monday	6am - 6pm
Tuesday	6am - 6pm
Wednesday	6am - 6pm
Thursday	6am - 6pm
Friday	6am - 6pm

Website

http://littlepawsbnb.com/

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🐾✨ Proud Mom Post ✨🐾 It’s been just over a year since I took in my first foster, fell in love with his sweet and gentle nature and ended up keeping him. He’s one of the smartest and easiest-to-train dogs I’ve ever met, but his severe fear and anxiety held him back in so many ways. When we first got him, he was terrified of cars—getting him in one required endless chicken bribes, and even then, he’d drool the whole ride. Now? He jumps right in without hesitation! He used to cower, freeze, or try to run whenever we saw a stranger, but now he stays by my side and is calm (even off leash!!). I’ll admit It hasn’t been an easy road, when adopting Franklin I was excited for a hiking buddy but my hiking buddy wouldn’t get in the car and would cower and pull when we got there. Over the past year, it’s taken a lot of exposure, patience, and support, both at daycare and out in the world, to help him build confidence. He still has his funny little quirks, he’s a very sensitive little boy but that’s what makes him a great friend to new dogs here and a sweetie to his family. Watching him grow and be able to ENJOY and experience the world has been the most rewarding journey.