Rabbit Creek Kennel

03/30/2026

Justice for Quasar: Help My Granddog Fight for His Life A Message from … Lloyd Parsly II needs your support for Justice for Quasar: Help Him Heal and Recover

09/30/2025

Posting for a friend who doesn’t have facebook. Lancelot has gotten out and has been on an adventure for about a week.
His mommy misses him very much.
If you have seen him please contact me (DM) so we can bring him home.
Owners have a live trap with wet cat food.
Have put out home sentened items out.
Litter box was put out.
Have flyers out for him.
Location upper O’Malley. Hillside east
(Anchorage)
He is microchipped.
He Is a neutered male.
Owner has been going into animal control everyday in person.
Thank you in advance

09/18/2025

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08/08/2025

‼️‼️‼️UPDATE, lines are back up‼️‼️‼️
Please be patient with us as we are trying to reply back to everyone.
Thank you for your patience.

Hello!
We are open.
Our phone lines are down, and we are working to fix the issue.
Will update everyone as soon as we can.
Until then fill free to message us here, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

08/01/2025

Home safe
Thank you to everyone.

‼️‼️‼️ LOST DOG‼️‼️‼️
Posting for owner.
Last seen 8/1 5am.
Rabbit creek area.
Name: Nighteyes
Tri color, male, brown eyes.
He is friendly but can be a little shy.
Food motivated.
Please help find him and bring him home.
Please share.

03/29/2025

Protecting Pets from Volcanic Ash Exposure

Pets should be protected from inhaling ash, and direct contact should be minimized as much as possible. Avoid exposure to eyes, nasal passages, and lungs.

• Keep pets indoors as much as possible during ashfall. If they need to go outside,
ensure they are on a leash or under supervision to minimize exposure to the ash.
Pets may not recognize the dangers of volcanic ash and might play in it or stir up
harmful ash clouds.
• Provide fresh, clean drinking water. Move water containers indoors or cover them to
protect them from falling ash. Change the water regularly to ensure it remains clean.
• After your pet has been outside, brush off any ash before letting them back inside.
Clean their paws if needed. Check eyes and flush gently with saline, if they’ve been
exposed to ash. If your pet is comfortable, you can vacuum their coat to remove ash,
but avoid doing so if it causes them distress.

For additional information, please refer to the following resources:
• Ready.gov - Pets > https://www.ready.gov/pets
• CDC - Emergency Preparedness for Healthy Pets > https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-pets/emergency-preparedness/index.html

12/14/2024

12/05/2024

VERY limited space for spring break (3/7-17)
Taking all of next years reservations, including thanksgiving and Christmas (2025)
Call to get your dates in.
Happy Holidays. 🐾