Pet Lodging
Pet Lodging
Enjoy your vacation knowing your pet is in good hands with us! Our caring and attentive staff will tend to your pet’s every need, providing their scheduled meals and many play times throughout the day.
All dogs are $36.00 per night.
If there are 2 or more dogs together then they are $33.00 per dog, per night.
- Drop off hours are 11am to 6pm. An additional $16.50 charge per dog applies if dropped off prior to 11am.
- Pick up times are 7am to 11am. An additional $27.50 charge per dog applies if picked up off after 11am.
Feline Boarding:
All cats are $25 per night.
Note: Dogs must be up-to-date for the Rabies, Bordetella and Distemper/Parvo vaccines; starting July 1, 2024, dogs will also need to be up-to-date for the Canine Influenza Vaccine. Cats must be up-to-date for Rabies and Feline Distemper vaccines.
Note: Customers from out of state are required to provide a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) Form for each dog. See section “CVI Form” below for more details.
Local Pick up or Drop off (0-10 miles) $15.00 each way
Non Local Pick up and Drop offs (>10 miles): $35.00 each way
- 10 new Quiet Cottage Kennel Units
- 4 new Cat Condos
- 18 Camera security and surveillance system
- Online Kennel viewing (Web browsing)
- New HVAC System
- Backup generator for the entire property
- Outdoor exercise 5 times per day
- One on one play time and interaction
- Medicine Administration
- Socialization with others as appropriate
CVI Form
Please note: Customer dogs from out of state seeking to board with us are required to provide us with a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) Form for each dog. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement requires the CVI Form to be completed by an accredited veterinarian from the originating state issued and forwarded to us no more than 60 days prior to the date of entry into Pennsylvania. Following are information and links to forward to your veterinarian to help find the State Animal Health Official who are responsible for creating the CVI Form in each state, and the accredited veterinarians who prepare and certify the CVIs issued in each state.
From Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement:
What is a CVI? A CVI, also known as a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is an official document that is: (1) made on a form issued by the chief livestock health official of the state of origin or the United States Department of Agriculture; (2) prepared by an accredited veterinarian of the state of origin certifying the health of the animal described in the certificate; and (3) validated by the chief livestock health official of the state of origin.
Who is the Chief Livestock Health Official? This link will take you to the contact information for your State Animal Health Official usaha.org/saho
How do I find an accredited veterinarian? You can click on the following link for a list of accredited veterinarians by state: VSPS Veterinary Services Process Streamlining (usda.gov)
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