pet boarding facilities?

[wright1baby]

pet boarding facilities?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------I posted this on the Sea World board also, was hoping someone might know something.

We are taking an impromtu trip to US/IOA at the end of March, we will be staying onsite and taking advantage of Loews Pets Program (awesome). We were wanting to do a couple of days at SW staying at Embassy Suites. Does anyone know of a kennel/boarding facilities in this vacinity?
Oh...he's a Chihuahua, so he's pretty small?
Thanks!

 

[Fan2CSkr]

In case you didnt know you really dont have to leave your Loews hotel. Seaworld is very close and they have free bus transportation to and from the universal hotels to seaworld.

 

[robvia]

I can help, we've taken our lab twice.

http://www.nogodforme.com/RPR2005.htm
http://www.nogodforme.com/IOA.htm

Each morning, walk your dog, then take them to the kennel. It's located in the far corner of the parking garage. You enter the parking lot, pay to park if you don't have an AP, head to the left, and the kennel will be at the end of the garage in the back. You could walk over from the RPR, but it would take you about 20 minutes to do it, kinda far. From the HRH or PBH, the walk is about 15 minutes and can be done.
The kennel facility is nice, they've got huge cages outside, and smaller ones inside. You could leave your dog in the hotel room, but then they bark non stop and bug the people near you. So the hotel will say you can, but don't do it.
At lunch, you come back and walk the dog, then you can put them back in the kennel and go back to the parks. There is a small fee for the kennel, like $10. If you have an AP, then parking, and the kennel is free, which is a good reason to have a preferred AP.

For SWF, they have a kennel facility. If you have a rental car, you could drive over there, put the dog in their kennel, and tour the park. Then you'd come back at lunch, walk the dog, and decide if you want to tour the park some more.