Doggy Daycare / boarding

DoGGY DAYCARE
Need help keeping your furry friend active and happy? Join us! We're committed to providing exceptional customer service and ensuring that your pet is happy and healthy.
Our Services:
- Doggy Day Care
- Pet Drop Off / Pick Up
- Dog Boarding
Now offering mobile grooming!
Daycare (8 am - 6 pm daily)
Individual stay
Is your dog shy? Would they prefer solo play?
Relaxing kennels available for a private experience
Includes: 2 x 20 min walks
Rates: | 1st Pet | 2nd Pet |
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1-4 Hours | $30 | $25 |
4 hours + | $50 | $40 |
Bulk: 10 visits | $450 | $350 |
Group Daycare
Come join us for a socialized visit full of play & joy.
Your dog can feel at home at Rue's with indoor / outdoor access
Rates: | 1st Pet | 2nd Pet |
---|---|---|
1-4 Hours | $30 | $25 |
4 hours + | $50 | $40 |
Bulk: 10 visits | $450 | $350 |
Overnight Boarding
$75 for 1st dog. $50 for additional dogs in the same family.
Dogs must be picked up prior to 10 am on the following day or the account will be charged an additional daycare rate.
No time for a trip to Inglewood?
Let your pup hop aboard our kennel van!
Rates at $5 per mile from kennel
Rides available in:
Inglewood & Culver City

Vaccinations:
The following vaccinations are required
- Rabies (12 or 36 months based on the dog’s age)
- DAPP (12 – 36 months based on your veterinarian’s recommendations)
- Bordetella (6 months)
- Canine Influenza / CIV (12 months)
- Leptospirosis is HIGHLY recommended, but not required
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How to choose the best dog boarding facility?
- Ask for Recommendations: Seek recommendations from friends, family, or your veterinarian. They may have had positive experiences with certain boarding facilities.
- Research Online: Look for boarding facilities in your area and read online reviews. Websites like Yelp, Google Reviews, or specialized pet service directories can provide valuable insights into the experiences of other pet owners.
- Visit the Facility: Once you've narrowed down your options, visit the facilities in person. Pay attention to cleanliness, staff interaction with the animals, and overall atmosphere. Trust your instincts – if something feels off, it might not be the right place for your dog.
- Check Accreditation and Licenses: Ensure that the boarding facility is properly licensed and accredited by relevant authorities. This can provide assurance that they meet certain standards of care and safety.
- Ask About Staff Training and Experience: Inquire about the qualifications and training of the staff who will be caring for your dog. Experienced and knowledgeable staff members are better equipped to handle emergencies and ensure your dog's well-being.
- Assess Safety Measures: Look for safety features such as secure fencing, fire extinguishers, and emergency evacuation plans. Ensure that the facility is equipped to handle emergencies and has protocols in place to keep your dog safe.
- Consider Amenities and Services: Different boarding facilities offer various amenities and services. Consider what your dog needs – whether it's regular exercise, grooming, or special dietary requirements – and choose a facility that can accommodate those needs.
- Evaluate Interaction and Socialization: If your dog enjoys socializing with other dogs, consider a facility that offers group play sessions or supervised socialization. On the other hand, if your dog prefers solitude, look for a facility that offers individual playtime or walks.
- Review Policies and Procedures: Make sure you understand the facility's policies regarding vaccination requirements, medication administration, drop-off and pick-up times, and any additional fees. At Rue's Kennel, we are committed to offering top-quality care for your beloved pet.