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Camp FurBaby

Camp FurBaby Dog Boarding Hotel in Ennis, TX for 1 to 1 outdoor play, soft music, treats, and love❤️

05/05/2025

Did y'all notice that Ennis was listed in the top 8 places to view flowers, in the USA, by National Geographic?

04/28/2025

Please vote for the photo of my miniature donkey jennet, named Polka. Her photo is in the amateur section, under bluebonnets and animals and you'll see my name, Liz. Here's a link to the Ennis competition. Thanks in advance, y'all!

Welcome to the 26th Annual Bloomin' Bluebonnet Photo Contest! We can't wait to see your incredible captures of the Ennis Bluebonnet Trails and Festival. Accepted file types: PNG, JPG, HEIC

10/08/2024

I'm in love with this dog we found, but if it's yours contact us with proof of ownership.
The dog has been out for days and when first seen was at our entry gate. Each time I approached, this furbaby ran and I put food and water out hoping for a good outcome. On day two, I placed a trap with treats beside the tractor where Fluff was hiding. When I returned, Fluff was gone and on day three I drove around hoping to spy the dog. On day four, Fluff had walked all the way into the property and plopped beside Camp FurBaby, on the side where the baby donkeys reside. It took a few minutes for Fluff to be placed into a crate and moved indoors. Fluff didn't want to be touched and decided to snap a bit. Once inside, the furbaby was placed in an isolation kennel and when released, the relief of being in a safe space washed over Fluff's body and a wagging tail denoted stress was lessened. We can only imagine the fear of hiding out from coyotes at night, for one this tiny.

So, if this is your dog give us a call or message us.

Current customers, don't worry, Fluff has a home here if no one calls.

Address

Gin Road
Ennis, TX
75119

Telephone

+14694943988

Website

http://www.campfurbaby.com/

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Dog Boarding that’s not Boring

Sometimes a dog needs to run with the pack. At Camp FurBaby dog boarding hotel, dogs have opportunity to socialize and play together based on size, age, and temperament. It is up to the camp counselor to determine who plays with whom on any given day and many campers actually prefer one-on-one time with the humans. In warm weather, furbabies can play in one of three wading pools, including a pawsome pool shaped like a dog bone. We have three play yards. We also provide a tunnel and splashpad for the adventurious type. Your furbaby can return to the climate controlled sanctuary at any time to rest. Television is available and soft, gentle music designed especially for dogs will lull your camper to sleep. You can even order room service for your camper and they can have Frosty Paws added to their afternoon snack. Space is limited as we have only 12 dog suites, so your pup will get loads of individual attention. Campers who wish to share accommodations with others from their family may do so at a reduced rate. Your precious pup will be on a real working ranch, experiencing the sights and sounds of nature. Our dog boarding hotel permits one to view livestock grazing in nearby pastures, including angora goats, llamas, and miniature and standard donkeys. It's truly a PLAYcation for your dog!

What’s included at our dog boarding hotel kennel?

climate controlled environment

twice daily meals with your own food

socialization and playtime with other dogs OR private play

pet medications administered

You can view pictures of your dog on Facebook or have them sent to your phone!

late-night supervised break, which helps dogs avoid "accidents" once they return home.

We live on site! It's like having a private pet sitter, but without the worry.

Consider this: when you leave your dog with your neighbor or someone you found online, what will they do when your dog has an “accident” on the floor, chews up drapery, destroys baseboards, or eats the sofa?

Our hours for pick-up and drop-off change seasonally.

For safety reasons, and to allow the dogs in our care to have the maximum amount of time free to roam around, we try to limit the arrival and departure times so that the dogs are not constantly disrupted throughout the day, which can create anxiety. Many of you want to stop by at 5 am, 10 pm, and even 2 am, and we’re sure it would be a fun to see you, because our customers are fun, dog people; however, we suggest either dropping off the day before or picking up the day after your trip. Besides, most who tell us they are picking up at 10 pm never show up, due to baggage and traffic delays. Please consider that we need our rest as dealing with groups of dogs is a very physically demanding activity and requires us to keep a sharp eye out. Your large dog WILL body slam us when he fetches a ball or delights in being wet from the wading pool or notices that we smell like treats. We have to rest in order to run with the pack.