Pet owners in Washington, D.C. have several options for boarding their dogs. Facility styles and rates vary, so dog owners should compare services to determine the best match for their dogs. Most facilities require socialization and aggressiveness tests for dogs that will be staying overnight or playing in groups. Washington, D.C. cat owners will find a selection of boarding facilities in nearby cities in Maryland, but some Washington, D.C. dog boarders provide in-home cat-sitting services.
Little Rascals offers multiple boarding packages, including private suite, kennel, crate and cage-less, as well as a variety of activity-level options. Similar dogs are grouped together for play, and owners can view their dogs via webcam while they are away.
Little Rascals Doggie Day Care and Boarding
5917 Georgia Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20011
202-669-0170
littlerascalsdogpark.com
Dog-ma offers a boarding service for dogs that features at least 12 hours of activity per day with a live-in staff and both indoor and outdoor spaces. Group play is an integral feature of Dog-ma, but dogs are also given quiet time for rest and meals.
Dog-ma Daycare & Boarding for Dogs
821 Virginia Ave. SE
Washington DC 20003
202-543-7805
dog-ma.com
Dogs boarding at Wagtime enjoy both indoor and outdoor spaces, with three play rooms separating large, small and elderly or special-needs dogs. Dog owners can watch their pets via webcam a few hours each day. Wagtime also offers in-home care for your cat, including litter maintenance and 30 minutes of play time.
Wagtime
1232 9th St. NW
Washington, DC 20001
202-789-0870
wagtimedc.com
City Dogs boards dogs in a cage-free facility with the option of off-premises walks for an extra fee. City Dogs encourages owners to pack meal portions but not toys or bedding, which are provided by the facility for dogs to share.
City Dogs
1832 18th St. NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-234-9247
city-dogs.com
