Welcome to the dogs’ place everyone’s been talking about

Healthy. Happy. Well-socialized Dogs.

Welcome to Katy’s Pack

I created Katy’s Dogs Place to be a long/short term dog care center focused on safe socialization so your dogs can be well adjusted and unafraid of life, even when you’re not around. With 25 years of experience socializing dogs and 10 years of experience rehabbing them, I know how to communicate with your fuzzy family members to make them feel comfortable and happy while in my care. Some other facilities don’t focus as much on socialization between dogs and they can often get hurt. Leaving your furry friend is a stressful event even without the extra worries. My experience allows me to ensure that your dog socializes in safe ways. Our goal here is to help you raise and take care of a healthy, happy and well-socialized dog.

 
 

What our friends are saying

  • Heather B.

    Katy has taken care of my 3 big dogs for years and her place is amazing! She truly takes the time to understand every dog in her care and even took my 3 dogs on a moments notice when we had to evacuate due to the fires in Sept of 2020. I can’t say enough good things about her and her business!

  • Hana B.

    we are so happy that we found Katy. Our dog Angel stayed with her for 3 weeks and I was really worried leaving him for that long, but Katy took our worries away. She cared for him like her own. she made a huge difference in our lives. Not only did he stay there for boarding but she made a huge difference in his behavior, his diet and health in general. Let her care for your furr baby and you will not regret it. I wish I knew here before. Thank you for going beyond our expectations. you are awesome Katy.

  • Colleen R.

    I'm so happy we found Katy...it makes traveling way less stressful for us. We used to board our dog but since covid he gets super stressed out being crated/left alone. Katy treats these pups like her own. Cal always comes home happy and tired from all the play time.

  • Sam M.

    Wonderful person and great with dogs. Did my girls nails perfectly and has fair rates. 10/10

  • Emily C.

    Katy is a dog whisperer! so much experience and the patience of a saint. I would trust my dogs with her always! great person and great place!

  • Kris K.

    Dakota went for first time today and I was so nervous as she is very afraid of groomers. She did amazing with my baby and Dakota was not a basket case. She was actually happy and looked beautiful.

    Thank you so much. We will be back.

  • Angela G.

    Our Guster has been going to Katy's for most of his life. She loves and cares for him as her own. She has been a key influence in Guster's good manners 🙂. We consider her a vital part of our furbaby family!

Services

Katy’s Dogs Place Hours:

6 AM - 5:30 PM

Discount on multiple dogs at Daycare & Boarding

 

$35/day

Dog Daycare

Hours: 6 AM - 5:30 PM.

No drop-offs after 9 AM.

*Latest pick-up on Mondays & Tuesdays: 5 PM.

CURRENTLY FULL. PLEASE CHECK BACK WITH US.

$40/night

Dog Boarding

Drop-offs: Between the hours of 6 AM - 3 PM.

Pick-ups: Between the hours of 6 AM - 5:30 PM.

*Latest pick-up on Mondays & Tuesdays: 5 PM.

*Pick-up after 12 PM is subject to $15 fee if staying less than three (3) days.

 

Read the latest information on Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease in Oregon here~

Read the latest information on Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease in Oregon here~

Information

Katy’s Dogs Place require basic distemper shot (DHPP), rabies and Kennel Cough (Bordetella) vaccines. We also request that all dogs are on flea preventative regimen.

Upload Vet Records

We require your dog’s vaccination records prior to staying with us both for daycare and boarding. Please take a moment to complete the form and upload required information.

Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease in Oregon Precautions You May Choose to Take

For Dog Owners

  • Vaccinate your dog as recommended by your veterinarian. This may include vaccinations for canine influenza, Bordetella, parainfluenza and canine adenovirus type 2. 

  • Avoid communal water bowls and toys, and clean these items thoroughly.

  • Avoid playdates with unknown dogs. Socialization is important for your dog, so you might consider creating a playgroup of known dogs that are also vaccinated. 

  • Avoid or limit your dog's exposure to settings with unknown dogs, such as off-leash dog parks.

  • If your dog is sick, please keep them at home and seek veterinary care.

Calendar

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