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Communication is very important and we are happy to answer any questions you may have about our services.
If you would like to have more information on our facility, make a reservation, need to set up a visit or need directions please feel free to E-mail us
Please understand that our kennel is located here on our own property. We are a family and have schedules aside from the dogs. I will return telephone calls and e-mails as soon as I am able.
Kennel Hours: All arrivals and departures are by appointment only during the following hours. Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM- Afternoon hours are between 4:00 PM and 5:45 PM. Saturday’s 8:00 AM until 11:00 AM only, no afternoon hours on Saturday. Closed Sunday and all major Holidays. We will work as much as we can to be flexible within reason, to accommodate your time frame. We’re able to meet the convenience of over 90% of our clients according this scheduling. This is necessary so all the dogs can get out daily into the exercise yard, as the state now requires us to do. If we sit around waiting for people to arrive with open hours it takes away from our main concern which are your dogs.
If you have a extreme emergency(death in the family, hospitalization, circumstances similar) call us anytime day or night. We will take your dog under those conditions. Leave a detailed message on our voice mail and your call will be returned as soon as possible 610-683-5015.
Daily Rates- This depends on whether we are in Peek Season, Holiday Week/Weekends or Off Season. All fees include complete care, food and exercise. There are additional fees for medications and other medical needs only.
Please call 610-683-5015 for our current rates.
In addition to our full boarding facility we are now offering IN HOME feline, avian and small critter care. We will care for your pets while you are away for the day, a week etc. We will travel up to a 15 mile radius from our home location.
Call for more information 610-683-5015.
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From the Allentown areas :
Take RT 78 WEST to EXIT 45(Lynnport/New Smithville, RT 863) at the top of the ramp( Sunoco truck stop) at the STOP Sign make a LEFT turn, continue to the next STOP Sign(Super 8 Motel on right) at the STOP Sign make a RIGHT turn on OLD RT 22. Proceed straight for EXACTLY 3.1 miles then turn LEFT onto GENSINGER ROAD(there is a small stone wall with a white picket fence and arborviate’s behind it). Take GENSINGER ROAD past the horse barn and under the underpass to the “T”. At the “T” make a LEFT onto Deer Run Road. We are the THIRD driveway on your RIGHT. The driveway is blacktop. Come down past the large blue and white barn and the house to the clearly marked parking area. PLEASE DO NOT BLOCK THE DRIVEWAY. (If you go past the grape vineyard you just passed our driveway)
RT 222 to LONG LANE ROAD(Arby’s on corner & Sittler’s Golf on corner) make a RIGHT on to LONG LANE ROAD go straight to the first STOP SIGN, follow the road around to the next 4 WAY STOP SIGN, turn LEFT AT THAT 4 WAY STOP SIGN onto Long Lane. Follow to the FORK(stone home will be on your left & white barn straight ahead of you)Take the RIGHT of the FORK which is DEER RUN ROAD for exactly 1.2 miles to the top of the driveway.(it is the first driveway after the grape vineyard on the left)
From Lenharstville, Hamburg or I- 78 heading east
Take RT 78 East to Exit 40, turn right onto RT 737 and follow directions below
Rt 737 from Kutztown follow until you come to the BLINKING RED LIGHT at the Krumsville Inn turn RIGHT on to OLD RT 22 and go straight for 1.9 miles. Turn RIGHT on to GENSINGER and follow directions above.
NOTE:
The parking area is clearly marked. DO NOT PARK in the middle of the driveway or in front of the house. If you get lost call us 610-683-5015 don’t keep driving around.
Hi Missy and Bob. Everyone is home and settled into their “normal” routine. Fatigue was the word of the day yesterday with the lousy weather and the return from vacation for the dogs and us humans. We had a wonderful week at the beach and it was made all the better by knowing that our crew was safe and being well cared for. I know the boys sometimes give you some challenges, but I heard they are coming around and I’m thankful for that. Our whole family enjoyed your posting of the pictures/blogs of the visiting animals and it was wonderful to be able to check up on everyone while we were away. Thanks again for all you guys do to keep our two and four legged family members happy during what could be a very stressful time. Good luck with the knee thing and if you need some P.T. during your rehab process, don’t forget about Good Shepherd Outpatient Rehab in Kutztown! Cindy and Tom
Just checking to make sure Boomer is doing well.