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The Hounds Cub is excited to announce that we’ve just formed a partnership with Ken-Mar Rescue a fantastic organization that rescues, fosters & finds homes for “last day” dogs that would otherwise be euthanized.

Starting today, Ken-Mar Orphans will have a chance to run and play and socialize with other wonderful dogs because we’ve offered to host their little ones for daycare!

Once the Ken-Mar orphans meet with our staff and pass an evaluation, they will be joining our group of friendly dogs for a fantastic day of play. We are so excited that they will get to have a great time, and even more excited that we will be able to show everyone what playful social dogs they are.

We will post lots of great pictures of the orphans on The Hounds Club Facebook page, and you can even go see them in action at our Club, playing the day away. If you have any questions, our staff there will be happy to tell you all about the adorable dogs available for adoption.

The Hounds Club will be regularly hosting friendly, social Ken-Mar orphans for dog daycare, and doing our best to help them find new homes.

Now you can take a tour of the Hounds Club thanks to a great video they created featuring their rescues Leela and Praline!

Please visit their site, come see the dogs, and help us share the love for animal rescue!

Ken-Mar Rescue www.kenmarrescue.org

Benefits of Dog Daycare include the following and more…

• Peace of Mind:   You have the satisfaction of knowing that your dog is safe, well cared for, and active. Happily running with his pack of friends throughout the day, even while you are stuck exhausted at work, your best friend will still get his day at the park.

• Anxiety:   Group play and socialization can alleviate separation anxiety, and related destructive behavioral tendencies, by introducing your dog to new canine playmates and human friends while they are away from you.

• Behavior:   With plentiful stimulation, dog daycare can help alleviate behavior problems such as excessive barking, chewing and digging, which can result from boredom or a lack of exercise.

• Social Skills:   Through one-on-one and group play, dogs form friendships, increase their social skills, and learn to play safely and confidently with other dogs. This can be particularly beneficial for dogs that are timid or fearful.

• Training:   Dogs use up a great deal of energy during their time at daycare, which makes for a well-rested and relaxed dog at home. Relaxed, calm dogs make for much better pupils than rambunctious cooped up dogs.

• Value:   Dog walkers charge up to $50 per hour for their services, during which your dog will get a spin around the neighborhood and maybe meet a few dogs along the way. For equal or less money, your dog gets up to 12 hours stimulating  play and  socialization with trained supervision.