7 Acre Wood Animal Boarding Kennel

07/11/2022

PERMANENTLY CLOSED.

Just signing in to share this final update with you all.

7 Acre Wood Kennel is now permanently closed.

We thank everyone for the amazing support and business throughout the past eight years. We have enjoyed getting to know everyone, your pets, working with rescue organizations to place stray animals as well as foster adoptables, working with the multitude of surrounding Towns and RM's by providing impoundment services, etc

If you have any final questions about our decision to close, please feel free text or call Robert 204 223 8356 as we will not be monitoring social media pages.

Thank you again! ❤🐕🐈🐇🦔🐖
Stay safe everyone!

11/20/2021

07/24/2021

3-day yard sale next weekend! (Weather permitting)

Lots of affordable new and gently used pet items, books/ comics, DVD's, clothing (Under Armour, American Eagle, etc.), household and kitchen items for sale at our property!

Please message, email [email protected] or call 204 223 8356 if you haven't been here before and require directions.

- As of July 17, 2021: Outdoor gatherings on private property are allowed up to 25 people.
- There will be hand sanitizer available.
- Please remember proper social distancing.
- Masks are encouraged but not required.

06/20/2021

UPDATE: ADOPTED!!!

Although we're technically on a break from social media, we are making a special exception for our current Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue Inc. foster, Rapunzel! 💕🐾

This sweet gal is hanging out with us until she finds a suitable foster or forever home! 🏡

She loves to play and spend time with our girl, Mandy but can be hit or miss with other canine pals, so an introduction would be required to any potential new fur siblings!

Please contact MMDR for more information!
And head over to our Instagram page for more photos and videos! 📷📹

06/06/2021

Much like humans, your pet can get sunburned, particularly if they have light skin and hair, which can cause pain, peeling and skin cancer. It’s important to make sure you’re protecting your pets from the sun by providing ample shade.

Also, talk with your veterinarian about sun protection and sunscreen...there are brands specially formulated for pets!

06/06/2021

Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue Inc. Is hosting an amazing online auction with tons of prize packages! Covid-19 has been difficult for so many people, businesses and organizations. This is a great way to help animals and enjoy some great prizes! 😀🐾 Head over to their page for more information!

06/03/2021

No pets in hot cars! 🔥
To report an animal in distress

- Alert the management of the business closest to the vehicle

- Within Winnipeg: Call the Winnipeg Humane Society Emergency Line 204-982-2020

or the non-emergency police line 204-986-6222

- Within MB: Call the Animal Care Line 204-945-8000

It sure is a hot one out there!!

Did you know dogs can't sweat ? Instead, they depend on panting to take in cool air and regulate their temperature. If they only have hot air to breathe, their temperature increases, putting them at risk of heat stroke.

Which is why you should NEVER leave a dog in a vehicle.

Dog fur is great protection against the cold but can be a problem in hot weather. This is because, unlike humans, dogs eliminate heat by panting. (Dogs have some sweat glands in the footpads which help with heat dissipation, but only minimally.) When panting isn’t enough, their body temperature rises. This can be fatal if not corrected quickly.

What To Watch For:
- heavy panting
- difficulty breathing
- excessive thirst
- bright red tongue
- thick saliva, drooling, vomiting and/or diarrhea
- unsteadiness and staggering
- lethargy

*Always remember to ask your Vet when it comes to your dogs health.

More information:
http://www.petmd.com/dog/emergency/common-emergencies/e_dg_heat_stroke #