Hounds Town Wake Forest

Hounds Town Wake Forest We do it for the dogs! Offering fully interactive doggie daycare, boarding and spa services!

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09/16/2025

If you’ve had a great experience with us, we’d love to hear from you! Leaving a review on Google helps other pet owners find a trusted place for their dogs. Thank you for being a Townie!

09/15/2025

Diane is our dog of the week!!! 3 year old Diane is a short stack with a bundle of playful energy! Her smile radiates as she explores, throws her toys in the air or is part of a great game of fetch with her people or goofing off with her doggie friends. She'd love another playful pup in her forever home to be her best buddy. And if that pup loves a good game of chase, then Diane is definitely going to be jumping in and being apart of that!

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💕Diane - Female Young Basset Hound Jack Russell Terrier https://petlover.petstablished.com/pets/share/2149766

09/12/2025

🏆 We are hosting our 23rd annual 5K Race & 1-Mile Dog Walk on Saturday, October 4th, 2025, at the town park behind the Sanford Creek Elementary School in Rolesville.
🏃🏼‍♀️🏃‍♂️Join us for the 5K or the 1 mile walk through the beautiful park! 🐕
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Check out the link below

https://www.pawsforlifenc.org/23rd-annual-paws-for-life-5k



09/11/2025

(DOB 10/25/2023) , the girl with the MOST STRIKING light blue eyes, is a huge fan of (the more, the merrier!). One thing’s for sure, Hope is a total "man's dog" ❤️. She loves and kids! She's super loyal, loving, and ready to be the most fun, tail-wagging addition to your family! She is house broken and knows her basic commands. She is a great girl!

This girl is full of energy and loves a good adventure! Hope would absolutely thrive in a home with a big yard where she can run, jump, and play to her heart's content, so we are definitely looking for a home with a fenced yard for Hope. She’d also love another dog buddy to hang out with, especially if they’re introduced properly. 🐶💕With that being said, Hope could be an only dog, she would just need a loving, sweet, active family to keep her playful energy satisfied. If Hope is in an only-dog home, we believe it best that Hope gets to attend doggie day care on a regularly basis or have doggie friends she can walk and play with regularly.

If you’re looking for a road trip buddy, look no further! Hope absolutely loves car rides – the minute the door opens, she’s ready to hop in and hit the road. Whether it’s a quick trip to the store or an all-day adventure, she’s always excited to be your co-pilot. With her ears flapping in the wind and her tail wagging with every turn, she’s the ultimate travel companion who’ll keep you company and make every ride a little more fun. Buckle up, because with Hope, every car ride is an adventure!

Hope is incredibly smart and a quick learner!

Hope is a happy, go-lucky pup who loves to be around her family. Hope is sweet, playful, and adaptable – she’s ready to be your best friend!

As part of Hope’s $300 adoption fee, she is spayed, microchipped, up to date on age-appropriate vaccines, and current on her monthly flea/tick and heartworm preventatives. If you have questions about this sweet little girl, you can email [email protected]. If you wish to adopt Hope, you can fill in an online application for her under the Adopt a Pet Tab on our website: www.pawsforlifenc.org

09/11/2025
09/10/2025

, , , and are all available for adoption www.pawsforlifenc.org - and they want to share some information about

Happy Cat Month: How to Keep Your Indoor Cat Happy
https://www.aaha.org/resources/happy-cat-month-how-to-keep-your-indoor-cat-happy/
September is Happy Cat Month, a purr-fect time to focus on your indoor feline friend’s well-being. While indoor cats may not roam outdoors, that doesn’t mean they can’t lead fulfilling, enriched lives. In fact, with a little creativity and effort, you can ensure your indoor cat lives their best life, full of joy, stimulation, and love. Here’s how to enhance your cat’s environment and daily routine in celebration of Happy Cat Month.
Prioritize your cat’s health
A healthy cat is a happy cat. Prioritize your feline friend’s health by:

Scheduling a veterinary visit — Regular wellness visits are essential to identify potential health issues early and ensure your cat is up to date on vaccinations.
Providing year-round parasite prevention — Many people believe that indoor cats are protected from parasites—not so. They are still at risk for fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites. Year-round parasite prevention is the best way to safeguard your cat from these parasites and the diseases they carry.
Maintaining your cat at a healthy weight — Maintaining your cat at a healthy weight is crucial to prevent obesity-related health problems. Consult your veterinarian to ensure your cat’s weight is on track.

Providing appropriate dental care — Dental disease is common in cats and can lead to significant health problems, including heart and kidney damage, caused by inflammatory oral bacteria. Brush your cat’s teeth daily at home and follow your veterinarian’s recommendations concerning professional dental cleanings.
Create a stimulating environment for your cat

Indoor cats rely heavily on their environment for stimulation, so you must make their living space as engaging as possible. Tips include:
Provide vertical space — Cats love to climb and observe their surroundings from a height. Invest in cat trees, shelves, or even a cat wall, so your cat can climb and explore safely and comfortably.
Offer interactive toys — Puzzle toys, feather wands, and laser pointers are great for keeping your cat mentally and physically engaged. Rotate toys regularly to keep things fresh and exciting.
Set up a window view — Place a cat bed or perch by a window where your feline friend can watch birds, squirrels, and the outside world. Consider adding a bird feeder outside the window for extra entertainment.
Engage in regular playtime with your cat

Playing with your cat is one of the best ways to strengthen your bond and keep them active. Here are some suggestions:

Daily playtime — Schedule daily play sessions with your pet, aiming for at least 15 to 20 minutes of interactive play each day. Use toys that mimic prey, such as feather wands or toy mice, so your cat can use their hunting instincts.
Tricks to keep fit — Consider introducing new activities, such as cat agility courses or teaching your feline friend a simple trick. These activities provide mental stimulation and enhance your cat’s physical fitness.
Allow your cat to scratch

Cats need to scratch for their physical and psychological well-being. Scratching is their natural way to mark their territory and helps them keep their claws in good condition. Scratching also helps cats maintain flexibility, relieves stress, and contributes to their emotional well-being. Consider the following when providing scratching surfaces:

Number — Provide numerous scratching posts and pads throughout your home, and ensure every cat has access to at least one scratching surface.
Material — Scratching posts and pads come in many different materials, such as cardboard, sisal, carpet, and wood. Offer a variety of surface choices to determine your cat’s preference.
Orientation — Some cats prefer to scratch vertically, while others like a good horizontal surface. Provide both, to see what your feline friend prefers.
Stability — Ensure the scratching post is secure and won’t topple when your cat scratches, which could make them avoid the post.
Location — Place scratching surfaces in areas where your cat prefers to rest and play to encourage use.
Ensure your cat has a place to hide

Cats need a place where they feel comfortable and secure away from people and other household pets. Ensure your cat has hiding places, such as cat houses, the latest Amazon box, or under the bed, and don’t disturb them while they are incognito.

Happy Cat Month is about recognizing the joy our feline friends bring to our lives and doing our best to return the favor. By creating a stimulating environment, engaging in regular play, and prioritizing their health, you can help your indoor cat live a rich and fulfilling life. Schedule your cat’s wellness exam with your AAHA-accredited veterinarian to ensure they remain healthy."Happy Cat Month is a special awareness holiday that celebrates one of the most lovable pets known to man — yes, cats. These majestic yet simple creatures have lived alongside humans for almost as long as dogs, and have served purposes just as important. From being our cuddly friends to being on patrol, they have been a wonderful addition to our lives.

Having said all this, there is a misconception that cats are incredibly self-reliant, and just don’t need the kind of super clingy cuddling you find with dogs. The fact is that cats are incredibly social animals and they require the same level of care and attention that we lavish on our dogs. So, on this Happy Cat Month, whether you have a pet kitty or a bigger cat of a different kind, make sure you have a purr-fectly happy cat."

Unwanted behaviors like excessive barking and destructive chewing often come from boredom or anxiety. Doggy daycare help...
09/10/2025

Unwanted behaviors like excessive barking and destructive chewing often come from boredom or anxiety. Doggy daycare helps by providing exercise through structured play, mental stimulation, and socialization, keeping dogs engaged and calmer throughout the day.

If your pup needs some extra activity, try a day of play at Hounds Town!

09/09/2025
09/09/2025

(DOB: 02/03/2025) Looking for a snuggle buddy? Theo's your guy.

Someone to take a walk or romp around in the yard? He's up for the job.

Theo is an adorable little bundle of happiness. He loves playing with his foster brothers and even though he's the smallest he can hold his own. He's done great around cats and even chickens too!! He loves everyone including kids.

Theo is the ultimate snuggle buddy. He sleeps in his bed but would rather be close to you. He will not be too big either, probably staying under 40 pounds.

He is crate trained and housebroken with a consistent schedule. He will do best in a home with another active dog and someone who works from home and can keep him going on his schedule.

Are you ready for the best puppy kisses and all the snuggles??? Theo is waiting for you!!

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