Many Paws Kennel and 
K-9 Social Club
Where Wet Noses Meet
680 West Main Street
Hillsboro, OR 97123
ph: 503-681-9393
fax: 503-640-7297
manypaws
The Kennels
Our overnight guests stay in climate control kennels, where they eat and sleep. The majority of the day is spent out with other friendly dogs and warm and caring people.
A Day in the Life...
Because dogs are happiest with a routine, our schedule seldom varies more than thirty minutes either way. A typical day would be:
7 AM - Rise and shine! Outside for potty and playtime.
9 AM - Breakfast and a short nap.
10 AM - Out to the yard for play, play, play!
1 PM - Back inside for nap time for the tired dogs. Just more playtime, or perhaps a snooze in the sun for the rest. Nap time usually lasts about an hour, and then play resumes once more.
5 PM - Dinner time! Yum! Full tummies need another nap.
10PM - Back outside for another potty and some more play time.
11PM - Bedtime cookies and then Lights Out!
Vaccination Requirements
On your first visit to Many Paws, you will need to bring written proof. We require Rabies, Distemper-Parvo, and Bordatella.
We encourage our clients to bring the dog's regular food, if possible. It is stressful enough to be boarding, without adding a food change in as well. We do, however, use a quality chicken based dry kibble. You do not need to provide bowls, we use stainless steel.
You may bring a bed or blanket if you wish, or we can provide bedding. It is good for the dog to have something that smells like home, so if you do not wish to bring a bed please consider bringing an article of clothing, such as an old t-shirt, that has been worn but not washed, especially if this is your dog's first visit to a kennel. We recommend that you do NOT bring your dog's favorite toy, as we cannot guarantee that it will go home in the same condition that it arrived! We don't allow personal toys out in the play yard, but every once in a while one gets by us, and then it is fair game! Don't forget the documentation for the vaccinations.
Please,
We ask that all dogs be on an approved flea treatment such as Frontline, Advantage, Sentinal, etc.
Flea collars do not constitute adequate flea control, {except for Seresto}.
All dogs must wear a soft collar made of nylon or leather with buckle or quick release and with an identification tag. No slip collars or prong collars permitted beyond the office. If two dogs get tangled during play, a quick release collar makes everything so much easier.
680 West Main Street
Hillsboro, OR 97123
ph: 503-681-9393
fax: 503-640-7297
manypaws