TOP 30 Animal shelters in Centerville, Ohio

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Animal Castle is a premier animal care facility located at 887 South Main Street in Centerville, Ohio, United States. Our mission is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for animals of all shapes and sizes. From dogs and cats to birds and reptiles, we offer top-notch care for your beloved pets. Our experienced staff is dedicated to ensuring the well-being and happiness of every animal that walks through our doors. With spacious play areas, cozy sleeping quarters, and a team of passionate caregivers, Animal Castle is the perfect home away from home for your furry friends. Visit us today and see why we are the go-to destination for pet owners in Centerville and beyond.

Ivanhoe Country Kennels, located at 2970 Shoemaker Road in Lebanon, Ohio, is a premier pet boarding facility offering Stay and Play or Bed-n-Breakfast services for pets. With over 20 years of experience in caring for dogs, our primary goal is to provide a happy and healthy experience for your furry friends. Our comfortable and sanitary kennels feature spacious indoor and outdoor runs for both dogs and cats. We also offer day care services with five indoor and outdoor exercise yards. Our expert grooming services include state-of-the-art facilities, aroma therapy, heat lamps, gentle massage, and more.

Schoolhouse Park is a popular tourist attraction located at 1875 Nutt Road in Ohio, United States. This park allows domesticated animals as long as they are controlled on a visible leash. It is home to various sports programs such as the Centerville Wee Elks Football Association, Centerville Youth Lacrosse Club, and Centerville High School Freshman Baseball programs. The park features two football stadiums, a picnic shelter with restrooms and vending machines, a playground, tennis and basketball courts, and walking paths. Other amenities include baseball diamonds, a grill, a little free library, multi-use trails, a nature literature trail, pickleball courts, and more. Schoolhouse Park was named after the one-room schoolhouse that once stood across the street from the park entrance.