Rosey Lane Boarding & Grooming Kennel LLC.

06/04/2026

Our grandbaby was just born and we had to take a few days off to embrace the joy this world has giving us. We are back in the office today so if you tried to call and didn't get a answer or was asked to call back now is the time to hit us up for a awesome grooming or boarding experience. 8282880276

05/25/2026

We appreciate the loyalty of our clients who have consistently supported our business by making and keeping appointments for our boarding and grooming services. Your business allows us to support our family and furry friends. Have a great Memorial Day!

05/19/2026

Blue was in need of a awesome grooming so we hooked her up and now it's hard to tell it's the same fur baby :) If you need your doggies done give us a call to schedule. 8282880276

05/07/2026

He loves his bath and blow out.

05/05/2026

Fred getting blowed out by Stephanie. Time for his haircut :)

05/01/2026

🚨‼️ FIRST CASE OF RABIES CONFIRMED IN RUTHERFORD COUNTY FOR 2026 ‼️🚨

On 4/29/2026, NC State Lab of Public Health notified us at Rutherford County Animal Control Services that a groundhog from the vicinity of Oak Springs Baptist Church to the Rutherford County Airport of the Gilkey Township area had tested positive for rabies. There was no reported human exposure with the groundhog.

This is the 1st positive test for rabies in Rutherford County for 2026. The last positive rabies test confirmed by NC State Lab of Public Health was on 07/03/2025. That animal was also a groundhog from the city limits of Ruth/Township of Rutherfordton near the intersection of Alt Hwy 74 and Hwy 64 area.

Rutherford County Health Director and Rutherford County Animal Control Services advises that residents should be sure that their animals are under their direct control. Animals that are allowed to wander or run loose are at a greater risk of coming into contact with rabid animals. If your pet is exposed to a rabid animal and its rabies vaccinations are not up to date the pet will have to be euthanized or placed in a strict supervised quarantine at the owner’s expense for up to 4 months. If your animal has been vaccinated, it will need a booster vaccine if exposed to rabies.

During the next 6 months anyone living in the Gilkey Township area should watch for animals with unusual behavior and be sure all pets have current rabies vaccinations. NC State law requires that all cats and dogs have rabies vaccines at 4 months of age, a booster 12 months after the initial rabies vaccine and then a booster vaccine every three years.

All local veterinarians offer rabies vaccines in their offices. We at Rutherford County Animal Control Services also offer rabies vaccines. We have a low cost rabies vaccine clinic, which is the first Tuesday every month from 10:00am-4:00pm (no appointment needed) for $5 per vaccine, as well as scheduled appointments Monday through Friday for $10 per vaccine. Our next clinic is May 5th and we have many available appointments throughout the week for dogs, cats, and ferrets!

Anyone who sees an animal displaying abnormal behaviors, please call us at 828-980-0016 during 10:00am–4:00pm, Monday-Friday; after hours, holidays and weekends call Communications at 828-286-2911.

We’re committed to keeping our community and every pet in it safe, so please share this with all pet owners and non-pet owners. Rabies is a serious matter we can not ignore.

04/28/2026

Give us a call to book your dog or cats home away from home. A secret world of tail wags awaits. Where your fur-baby's happiness starts. Safe, supervised, and fun-filled stays. We love your pet like our own. Every pet deserves a vacation, too. Clean, comfortable, and cozy suites. Located in Rutherfordton, NC. 828-288-0276

04/14/2026

03/31/2026

Thor came in for a bath, nail trim and de-shedding. We hooked him up and was able to remove alot of loose fur. Give us a call if you'd like to have your fur-baby done too. 8282880276

01/14/2026

This message speaks volumes. No matter a dog’s breed, size, or appearance, they are all deserving of the same love, respect, and care. Whether it's a purebred or a stray, all dogs should be treated equally. Every dog has a unique personality and qualities that make them special—no one should judge them based on their looks or where they come from.

It’s easy to fall into the trap of believing that some dogs deserve more love than others, but the truth is, every dog brings joy into our lives in their own way. The street dog has just as much love to give as the well-groomed pup in a luxury home. It’s all about the bond and connection we form.

Let’s promise to treat every dog with the same kindness, no matter their background. They all deserve a chance to experience the love we have to offer. 🐕💖