Announcement

Dreaming of Summer during this difficult time…

Updated Friday, March 20th, 2020

After clarifying recent enactments with the state government –

– The Hotel and Daycare are OPEN so we can continue to serve the pets of essential personnel that are working to keep us safe without them worrying about the well being of their pets.

– All outside Grooming services and Training classes are suspended until at least Monday, March 30^th to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.

– The Dog Park is closed until at least Monday, March 30th.

At Lucky Paws we love your pets and want you and your 4 legged best friend to have the safest possible environment. We are following the recommendations from our state Governor and other public health officials during this challenging time.

If you have any questions or require assistance, please email Gretchen@luckypawsresort.com. We appreciate your patience as we work through all this new information.

As circumstances change throughout this situation, we will continue to post updates on our website and Facebook page.

How does this affect you:

• NEW – minimal contact service: We are instituting drive-up service effective immediately. When you are dropping off and picking up, please remain in your vehicle, and pull up to the door of the appropriate building. One of our team members will come out to transfer your dog to or from our facilities. Please make sure he or she is properly leashed and harnessed if dropping off.

What are we doing behind the scenes:

• We use cleaning solutions that kill the COVID-19 virus as well as other contaminants multiple times a day throughout our facility.
• We are also taking extra precautions to keep our humans that are essential to care for the animals in our facilities healthy.

How does this affect my pet:

• At this time, all of the available scientific literature shows that there is no transmission of this virus from pets to people or people to pets.
• We are keeping up to date with our partner vets, the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control for the most up to date information about this virus and how it could affect dogs and cats as well as the people that love them.

If you have any questions of concerns, please feel free to reach out to us.

As a community we will get through this difficult time.