With a 70-pet-capacity made possible due to two stand-alone kennels, Animal Haus is responsible for the medical care of the animals within our facility. This includes examination by a veterinarian and having health needs met, vaccinations, microchipping, and sterilization. Following a full medical checkup, animals are then transported to our kennel or directly to foster homes. Fosters are a part of a network of people who have applied and successfully passed the qualifications of the organization's guidelines to care for the animals we rescue. Fosters are willing to volunteer their time and open their homes temporarily until the animal is placed in its forever home. The final goal in our mission is the adoption of every fostered animal. Animals will only be placed in their forever homes when their potential adopters successfully pass the application process.






ANIMAL HAUS LAYOUT

Denia Boyer - Owner/Operator, Groomer, Trainer
With an inheritance, Denny started Animal Haus in 2016, a lifelong dream of hers. A certified ACO, trainer, and groomer, she also instructs a basic animal care con-ed course twice a year and is available as an emergency transporter for vet practices.

Name Name - Co-Owner and General Manager
The saving grace of Animal Haus, NAME runs the show, checking in on each area daily and handling fostering and adoption. NAME also does scheduling, making sure everyone including himself helps with cleaning. He and Denny are the transporters and errand-runners of Animal Haus.

Name Name - All-star Assistant
Animal Haus could not survive without her! She takes care of greeting and situating clients and visitors, runs social media, does basic clerical duties, and makes reservations and appointments.

KENNEL MANAGERS
Our four kennel managers are responsible for the main areas of boarding, day/dog park, vet care, and activity sessions. Each has a great assistant helping out that they've trained themselves.

KENNEL ASSISTANTS
Students, parolees, and volunteers are our dedicated group of "kennelers." Duties are dogwalking and feeding, chaperoning group play, escorting animals throughout the facility, restocking supplies, and cleaning. Max of 4 parolees, 5 students (15 hr/wk each), and an average of 3 monthly volunteers.

BOARDING Mon Thu Fri 8:30am - 9:30am, 11:30pm - 12:30pm, 7pm - 7:30pm
Saturday and Sunday 8:30am - 9:30am, 7:00pm - 7:30 pm
1 dog $23, 2nd dog $10
Larger dog $25, 2nd larger dog $10
Cats $20, 2nd cat $10
Includes a detailed daily routine



DAY PARK Mon-Sat 8am - 8pm. Day pass is $5.00, Monthly Pass per dog is $35.00 ($5 for 2nd dog). Includes privacy fencing, screening, security, environmentally safe and pest-free grounds, toys, water pond, sand pit, benches, refreshments, and a self-serve dog wash. Requires application and registration fee per dog ($10); this includes a Temperment Test.

GROOMING Mon Wed Thu 10am-7pm. $45: Shih Tzu, Lhasa, Maltese, Pekingese, Yorkie, Schnauzer, Wire fox, Pomeranian, Westie. $50: Poodles, Scotty. $55: Bichon Frise, Cocker Spaniels. $60: Shelties, Labs shavedown, Medium-size breeds. $85-$120: Standard Poodles, Chow-Chow, Golden Retrievers, Old English, Large breeds. Services include deluxe bath, flea control, dematting, teeth brushing, and express service TRAINING Mon Fri Sat, sessions start at 10am and last session begins at 6pm. Group classes cover manners and dog sports. Private sessions include basic manners, B.A.T., online behavior consultation, agility, flyball, and frisbee lessons.

RESOURCES

Fosters receive supplies for their generous service
Parolee Employment program includes minimum wage + boarding
Partnership with community colleges for course credit
Community service volunteers
Donations/Fundraising
Recovery costs in cruelty cases
Discounted vet care/kennels/supplies

Featured in our shop along with the many varieties of food and preventative and OTC treatments are Animal Haus' original items. Animal Ottomans are manufactured locally and the chests are second-hand salvaged furniture painted by our very own staff. Both offerings have special availability though we are hoping to increase inventory. Ottomans are 24"W x 14"D x 14.5"H, Polyester Faux Fur, weight capacity 200 lbs, and priced $99.95 with a portion of profit going to our cause and other charities.

Meet Seargent Baxter, Animal Haus' rescue spokes-dog! The first year of Bax's life was filled with abuse, leaving him distrusting, anxious, and frightened. Adopted by Denny in 2017, he came to love his new home and life. Trained as a service dog, he is great at helping others as the center's therapy buddy. Though it seems Denny's simply being silly with her best friend, she has incorporated commands into their play and shaped Bax's behavior with routine and familiar actions.