Willow Creek Kennels

"Have used willow creek kennels for years with several dogs! Always polite and dogs seem to enjoy their time there."

"Great place to take your pet, they treat them like one of their own. Awesome crew Laura and Apryle are great as well as the rest of the crew behind the scenes.. would recommend to all"

"Please DO NOT bring your beautiful sweet babes to the Willow Creek Kennels, I know a lot about the place and the things that occur to them once you drop them off. It's honestly the most appalling thing I could see happen. Training dogs get abused the majority of the time when they come in and once they leave they know better because of the poor treatment they had received. One dog I do know of is my family friend's dog freckles, that dog was sweet and did need training but the dog is so scared of his owners it's sad to watch. On a daily basis the adorable babies don't have the appropriate time to play or go for walks that the parents paid for. When they take your dogs outside to play it's only for 5 minutes and then they bring them back inside and put them back in the cage. I'm leaving this here for everyone to read. There's a lot better places to put your dogs in when you work or travel."

"We have two mini schnauzers (Joey & Jenna) who get their grooming there every 6 weeks. Joey is going to be 7 in March and has been kenneled there on numerous occasions since he was a little puppy, once even for two weeks. We have not had to use them for kenneling since Jenna has come in to the family, but that is where I would choose for them to go. They have always taken great care of our pups and very friendly. There are many other facilities closer to me but will always choose the drive out to Willow Creek for Laura and her staff to make our pups look beautiful!! Thank you for loving Joey & Jenna, even if Jenna is quite the rascal!!!"

"I left my cat from Aug 4th to Aug 9, when I came to get her she was anxious and seemed like a different cat. They told me they could not get near her so I went back to the kennel she was hissing and spitting, I've never seen her do this before. She had to be cornered to get her into carrier, in process of trying to help them she panicked, I was bitten on my hand, after which staff put on gloves we were able to get her in. She was crying and spitting the whole time. When we finally got her home, she would not let me out of her sight and seems to not get enough to eat. I was not called to inform me of her behavior and anxiety at all. While I understand cats are not as social as dogs , I boarded her last year and she did fine."