Care
Every animal deserves to feel safe, seen, and gently cared for.
Care here begins with truly listening, not with a checklist. Tell Dawn about your companion, your worries, and what they need, and she will shape the care around them with patience, experience, and genuine kindness.
Every animal arrives with their own routine, their own worries, and their own way of feeling safe. Dawn builds the care around that, whether it is a dog recovering from surgery, a senior cat who needs quiet, or a goat who simply needs someone patient while their family is away.
The stays here are small by design. There is room to notice when something is off, time to sit with a nervous animal, and the experience to know when a vet visit is the right next step. You are not dropping your animal off at a facility. You are handing them to someone who treats them like family.
After surgery or treatment
Recovery Care
For animals recovering after veterinary procedures who need a calm environment and closer observation.
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Weeks or months
Long-Term Boarding
For animals staying while their families travel, move, deploy or navigate an extended chapter of life.
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When age or mobility makes boarding hard
Special-Needs & Senior Care
Individualized care for animals whose age, mobility, routine or health make a traditional kennel difficult.
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Not only dogs and cats
Multi-Species Care
Dogs and cats are only part of the story. Ask Dawn about your animal, whatever it is.
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Also available
Everything else people ask for.
Traditional Boarding
Dependable, unhurried care while your family travels. The same attention, for animals whose needs are simple.
Ongoing-Treatment Stays
For qualifying animals whose treatment schedule requires them to stay close to their veterinary team for weeks at a time.
Transportation Coordination
Ask Dawn about coordinating transportation to and from veterinary appointments. Availability varies by animal and schedule.
About cost
Because recovery and special-needs stays vary so much, rates are discussed directly. Contact Dawn for availability and care options.
All Species Animal Care provides boarding and supportive animal care and is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Animals requiring veterinary attention should remain under the direction of their veterinarian.
How care works
A simple way to get started.
You may already be managing more than you can hold. This part should be easy.
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Tell Dawn about your animal
A short care request: who they are, what they need, and the dates you're considering. Write as much or as little as you like.
- 02
Dawn reviews their needs
Every animal and every situation is different. Dawn looks at the details before confirming care, so nobody arrives somewhere that isn't right for them.
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Coordinate the stay
Dates, veterinary instructions, medications, feeding routines, emergency contacts, and any transportation you need to arrange.
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Leave them somewhere you trust
Your animal settles into care built around their routine and their circumstances, not around a schedule that was set before they arrived.
Request care
They deserve somewhere you can feel good about leaving them.
Tell Dawn about your animal, what they need, and the dates you're considering. Every care request begins with understanding the animal first.