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04/01/2026

It’s with the heaviest heart to share that Elroy crossed the rainbow bridge on May 28th surrounded by love.
Elroy was the goofiest, most gentle soul. Despite his size, he truly believed he was a tiny lap dog, often cuddling like he was no bigger than a Chihuahua. His sweet nature and playful personality brought so much joy to everyone who knew him.
Sadly, after being sick for some time and his family searching for answers, it was discovered that Elroy had a severe case of Bartonella, likely caused by a tick bite. By the time the diagnosis was made, it was too late for treatment.
Elroy will be deeply missed by all of us here, as well as by his loving family. We ask that you please keep his family in your hearts during this time, as we all know our dogs are not just pets—they are our children.
He left paw prints on our hearts that will never fade. ❤️

03/15/2026

01/20/2026

Meet Jasper’s newest friend!! This is Cosmo and she is 4 months old. Today is her first day meeting everyone and she did so good considering she came in a little scared and nervous. After about an hour she realized that she was safe and this is a fun place with lots of friends!

10/01/2025

🐶❤️ Leaving your dog in someone else’s care is one of the biggest acts of trust a pet parent can give. At Jasper’s Fur Friends, we never take that lightly. Every wag, cuddle, and happy bark is cared for with the same love we’d give our own pups.

Thank you for trusting us with your four-legged family members — it truly is the greatest compliment we could ever receive. 🐾✨

09/26/2025

n Loving Memory of Sweet Madison (Maddy)
(Nov 2010 – Sept 2025)

Our hearts are heavy as we say goodbye to our beautiful friend, Maddy, who crossed over the rainbow bridge at the age of 14.

Maddy was more than just a daycare pup — she was family to all here. With her gentle spirit, loving eyes, and sweet nature, she brought joy to me and every dog she met. She had a way of making everyone feel special, whether it was through a wagging tail, a snuggle, or simply her quiet, steady presence.

Though the playroom feel a little emptier now, the love she gave will never fade. Maddy, thank you for sharing your heart with us. Run free, sweet girl — you will always be part of our daycare family.

09/03/2025

Ever wondered what a true stress free doggie daycare really should look like??? I’m surrounded by 8 dogs (one is under the throw blanket) while I’m watching my lobby camera so I know when someone is dropping off. Each time a dog comes in everyone starts getting excited and playing and then after they do their “play greet” they come back over to me. Don’t let this picture fool you, in a little bit they will be up playing and running around.

08/26/2025

🐾🐶🦴Let’s see those fur babies🐶🐾🦴 *pictured - Madison (boarding baby), Milo & Jasper 🐶

07/28/2025

Papillon needs a home

07/24/2025

Blueberry Coconut Yogurt Twist Sticks for Dogs

Ingredients
1/2 cup plain unsweetened yogurt (xylitol-free)
1/4 cup fresh or frozen blueberries (washed)
2 tablespoons unsweetened shredded coconut
1 tablespoon water

Supplements (optional)
1/2 teaspoon ground flaxseed (optional for fiber and omega-3s)

Instructions

1. Blend blueberries and water into a smooth purple puree.
2. In a bowl, mix yogurt with shredded coconut and optional flaxseed.
3. In silicone twist molds, alternate yogurt mix and blueberry puree to create a swirl, or pre-swirl before piping.
4. Freeze for 4–5 hours or until fully solid.
5. Remove from molds and serve chilled.

Storage
Store in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 3 weeks.

Benefits

* Blueberries are rich in antioxidants and support immune health.
* Yogurt adds probiotics for digestion.
* Coconut provides healthy fats and energy for a shiny coat.
* Visually striking and hydrating, perfect for hot days or picky eaters.

Calorie Information
Each twist stick contains approximately 12–15 calories depending on size.

07/07/2025

Your dog does not need to love every dog.
They don’t even have to like them.
Or interact at all.....or maybe they will?
There is no right way to be social...it is as wide and varied for dogs as it is for us.
Quieter dog.
More outgoing.
Very selective.
Not really into other dogs?....or best mates with just a few?
Maybe they are truly happier without another dog around.
Perhaps they really do love every dog they see.

One thing is for sure.....when we judge someone because their dog “isn’t the same” as theirs, that’s damaging.

Lets start to normalise the wide range of sociability in dogs.

We have that in common.