We boarded our two dogs here when we went to visit Zion National Park. The woman running the facility was very friendly and helpful. It was clear that she genuinely cares for dogs, although there was a lot of paperwork for us to fill out on our first (and only) visit. We will be using them again the next we need to.

I don't know if this place is still under the same management as the last time I entered into this place. But just a few simple conversations lead to a lot of religious discrimination towards the none religious.

They have a huge back yard and dogs are socialized by size, temperment and energy level. They are free to roam around as long as they are social. They do take in non social dogs as well. I was told that I can come in any time during normal business hours to tour the place. It smelled clean and the staff was very friendly. I could tell that these people really love animals. They also have staff who live on the premises, which made me feel safe about leaving my two dogs. They both were tired from playing when I picked them up. They have pools for the dogs in the summer and if the dog is boarded for a week or longer, they get a free bath. Also seniors get a discount. They can be reached 24 hours a day seven days a week. I guess it used to be a vetrinary clinic but the vet died several years back and now they just board dogs.

Dr. Sette is the most caring and knowledgeable vet in the Tri-State area. The staff are wonderful, friendly, knowledgeable, and caring. Don't risk your pets health by taking them anywhere else!