FAQ + FORMS

• -Rabies (REQUIRED FOR ALL SERVICES)

• -DHLPP (distemper, hepatitis, lepto, parainfluenza, and parvovirus) (REQUIRED FOR ALL SERVICES)

• -Bordetella (REQUIRED FOR ALL SERVICES)

  -Canine Influenza (PREFERRED- BUT ONLY REQUIRED IF A LOCAL OUTBREAK OCCURS)

• -A negative fecal yearly (REQUIRED FOR DAYCARE)

• -Flea and tick and heartworm prevention given (REQUIRED FOR BOARDING/DAYCARE/TRAINING)

• - Cats: Rabies, Panleukopenia, Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV or FVRCP), Flea and Tick Prevention (REQUIRED FOR ALL SERVICES)

  All vaccines must be up to date and must have been given at least 7 days prior to your dog coming to the facility.

  Vaccines given by owners or breeders are not recognized; vaccines must have been given by a veterinarian. If your pet is coughing, sneezing, vomiting, has diarrhea or any other symptoms of illness please do not enter our facility and make appointment with a veterinarian immediately. We require at least 14 days post symptoms to enter our facility.

At our facility, the safety and comfort of all dogs in our care is our top priority. To help maintain a healthy, harmonious environment, we have the following policy regarding spayed and neutered pets (It is highly preferred and recommended all dogs be neutered/spayed by the time they are a year old):

Females in Heat: We do not accept female dogs who are in heat. Additionally, we recommend that females avoid daycare for several days before and after their heat cycle to prevent stress and disruption to the group.

Intact Males: Attendance for intact males is determined on a behavior, not balls basis. As long as an intact male displays appropriate social behavior—no excessive humping, marking, or territorial aggression—they are welcome to attend daycare. However, if behavior issues become persistent or disruptive, we will require the dog to be neutered in order to continue participation.

AGPS offers the utmost in safety and comfort for your pet. Cageless boarding leaves the potential for altercations and a decrease in your pet’s ability to receive a restful night’s sleep. Also, not everyone is suited for a group environment, which is why we offer private playtime. Quiet time in a private kennels also allows us to thoroughly clean common areas in preparation for next day’s play.

No, we do not offer live webcams. While we understand that clients want to check in on their pets, our priority is providing a calm, low-stress environment for all dogs. Frequent monitoring or interruptions can increase stress for dogs and disrupt their training or playtime. Our team ensures each pet is supervised, safe, and cared for at all times, and we provide daily updates, photos, or videos so you can see your dog’s progress and activities without causing stress.

We can accommodate many medical needs with proper dosages and instructions. Please provide your dog’s medical history and any medications so we can ensure proper care.

Our staff monitors all pets closely. If your dog shows signs of illness, we will contact you immediately and seek veterinary care if needed.

We have experience working with anxious and reactive dogs. We assess behavior before enrollment and create individualized care and training plans. Safety is our top priority.

Dogs can enjoy cage-free play, or solo play time, walks, potty breaks, and individual attention. Overnight stays include a safe, comfortable kennel and calm mealtimes!

Dogs are grouped by size, temperament, and play style to ensure safe, fun interactions

We have secure and supervised play areas, staff trained in canine behavior, and strict protocols for handling medical or behavioral issues.

At Amazing Grace Pet Space, the health and safety of every dog is our top priority. We follow strict cleaning and sanitation procedures to reduce the risk of illness and maintain a safe, comfortable environment:

• Daily Cleaning: All kennels, play areas, and common spaces are cleaned and disinfected multiple times per day. Bedding, toys, and equipment are washed regularly.

• Sanitizing Products: We use veterinarian-approved, pet-safe disinfectants that are effective against bacteria, viruses, and parasites.

• Potty Areas: Outdoor and indoor potty areas are cleaned frequently to prevent contamination and odor.

• Food & Water Bowls: Bowls are washed and sanitized after each use.

• Staff Hygiene: Staff wash hands and sanitize equipment between handling dogs to prevent cross-contamination.

• Illness Protocol: Any dog showing signs of illness is immediately isolated and monitored. Surfaces and equipment in contact with that dog are thoroughly disinfected.

These measures help ensure a safe, healthy, and stress-free environment for all dogs in our care.