Orange County and Los Angeles
dog boarding dog kennels

Leaving your special K9 kid at a boarding kennel can sometimes be a difficult experience for you, and pets find it stressful as well.

This is the place to discover how to make you and your dog's separation, if not enjoyable at least tolerable.

We all have times when we need to travel, and our doggie pals need a caring place to stay.

The care and attention your pet receives is provided by one of the most important elements of the boarding kennel facility, the staff.

BOARDING KENNEL FOR SALE

dog boarding kennel for sale in
Orange County California

This is a quick list of some things to look for when choosing a boarding kennel to care for your best friend.

Dog boarding kennels in Orange County California, how to find a good local facility.
I have divided this list into three areas of concern.

Animal Husbandry

• How are sensitive/problem pets dealt with?
• How often are the quarters cleaned?
• How does the boarding facility smell?
• What are the procedures for special food, medication, uncommon food?
• What kind of food is usually fed?

Kennel Safety

• Are pets kept in a secure environment?
• Are vaccinations checked?
• What vaccinations are required?
• How many hours a day are people at the facility?
  24/7?

Kennel Policies

• What are the boarding facilities rules?
• Will your pet have it's own quarters?
• Can your pet have it's own toys or special blanket?
• What is included in boarding?
• What are the office hours?

Abandoning Animals
Courtesy of Orange County Commercial Kennel Owners Association

California Civil Code 1834.5 Abandoned Animals

Notwithstanding any other provision of law, whenever any animal is delivered to any veterinarian, dog kennel, cat kennel, pet grooming parlor, animal hospital or any other animal care facility pursuant to any written or oral agreement entered into after the effective date of these section, and the owner of such animal does not pick up the animal within 14 calendar days after the animal was due to be picked up, the animal shall be deemed to be abandoned. The person into whose custody the animal was placed for care shall first try for a period of not less than 10 days to find a new owner for the animal, and if unable to place the animal with a new owner, shall thereafter humanely destroy the animal so abandoned.