Disney pet boarding?

[fabwallsmom]

I seem to remember a place for boarding pets at WDW. Does anyone know anything about this? I seriously doubt I'd use it, but I was just wondering.

Robin

 

[LibertyBelle]

Here is the info that I found on the Kennels

Locations:

TTC(407) 824-6568 (8-273-6568) open from 1 hour prior to park opening to one hour after park closing.

Epcot(407) 560-6229 (8-224-6229) open from 1 hour prior to park opening to one hour after park closing. Dog walking service is available for $2.50 per walk.

Disney-MGM Studios(407) 560-4282 (8-264-4282) open from 1 hour prior to park opening to one hour after park closing.

Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park(407) 938-2100 (8-263-2100) open from 1 hour prior to park opening to one hour after park closing.

Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground(407) 824-2735 (8-283-2735) 7:30am-8:00pm

***All Kennels offer overnight boarding.***

Price:

$ 6 per pet per day
$11 per pet overnight (for DAY guests at ALL kennels)
$ 9 per pet overnight (for RESORT guests at ALL kennels)
The Epcot kennel offers a dog walking service for $2.50 per walk.

Requirements:

Walt Disney World is a member of the "American Boarding Kennel Association"
Dogs must have proof of the following vaccinations:
Rabies
D.H.P.(Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza)
Parvovirus
Bordetella
Cats must have proof of the following vaccinations:
Rabies
Panleukopenia
Rhinotracheitis
Calcivirus

All guests are required to walk their dog at least once in the morning and once in the evening (twice a day). Dogs less than 1 year of age (puppies) are required to be walked 3 times a day. The Epcot kennel offers a dog walking service for $2.50 per walk.
All dogs and cats have to be a minimum of 8 weeks old to be kenneled.
No native wildlife or exotic species are allowed in kennels.

Kennel Sizes:

Small pet kennel--25.5" x 20" x 23.3"
Medium pet kennel--34" x 34" x 34"
Large pet kennel--55" x 45" x 36"
Outside kennels (available on request)-- large kennels, sizes vary slightly

Service:

Boarding of guests' pets.
Feeding is available, but guests are advised to walk and exercise their own pets.
No veterinary services are offered. Guests will be referred to an Orlando animal clinic if problems arise.

Pet Sites:

Camping with pets is welcome in select Full Hook-up campsites at an additional charge, based upon availability at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.
Restrictions apply and pets are not permitted in Wilderness Cabins or campsites not within designated pet loops.
Guests should request a pet site when booking reservations.
The charge is $5.00 per day, per site (not per pet).
Pets must meetvaccination requirements
Fort Wilderness guests may also leave their pets at the Kennel during the day for $6.00.

 

[buzz5985]

My dog, Bonnie, mutt (poodle, terrier mix) , about 22 lbs stayed at the AK kennel in 2/2002. We were staying at AKL and AsMo at the time. When AK wasn't open, you just drove in, around the parking lot, to near the kennel, and security would let you in to walk the dog. She was given a bigger kennel because it wasn't crowded. When we went to walk Bonnie (3 to 4 times/day) we would also water the other dogs, check on them. But the security guards really checked in on the dogs a lot overnight.

I would normally leave my dog home, and leave her with family, but the whole family was with us. And we did board her, and we called to check on her, and she stopped eating. She seemed to enjoy her trip to Florida - she was so happy to be going with us. So she will again be visiting Disney this summer with us at the ripe old age of 13. But maybe at a different kennel. We will be at BW and am trying to decide between Epcot or MGM kennel. My biggest concern would be the noise from the fireworks bothering her. So if it is bad, I will leave her over at AK.

 

[Grumpy92]

The kennels are pretty good. We have boarded our pets there on numorous occassions. The FW one is our Fave as we particularly like the friendly cms there. They always seem to remember the pets names or it could be we have been their too much.

You wont have any problems using these. You will need to walk them yourself. Food is provided or you can bring your own. Dont forget to bring proof of immunization especially the kennel cough.