All A-Board! Pet Care

All A-Board! Pet Care Happy 🐕‍🦺🐈🐇🐓🐠🐾 and their 🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽 since 2000. No need to wonder if your cousin came over like he said he would. Don't feel guilty you can't be everywhere at once.

We're here to take care of your pet, whether you're going on vacation, working late or just want him to have a good time. If your dog needs a walk or wants to socialize, we're there. If your cat needs his meds or a little play time, we're there, too. Services include dog walks; pack play at Camp Charlie; cat calls; people training; and for regular clients to Camp Charlie, housesits. Serving Troy, and parts of Brunswick, Cohoes and Watervliet, NY.

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12/26/2025

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powwows.com ~ The sign in the image reads, "Developers call it 'empty land.' Wildlife calls it the last place they can s...
12/21/2025

powwows.com ~
The sign in the image reads, "Developers call it 'empty land.' Wildlife calls it the last place they can survive." 🏞️ This statement poignantly highlights the often overlooked impact of development on wildlife habitats. What developers may see as empty land is, in reality, a critical ecosystem for many species. 🌿 The destruction of these areas leaves wildlife with nowhere to go.

Land developers and construction projects often overlook the importance of natural spaces. 🏠 Instead of preserving these areas as wildlife corridors or sanctuaries, they are bulldozed to make way for new developments. This not only threatens wildlife but also undermines the long-term health of our planet by removing vital ecosystems that support biodiversity.

We must prioritize the preservation of natural habitats over short-term development projects. 🌍 By protecting wildlife habitats, we ensure that future generations can enjoy a thriving planet. 🦋

Tommy, the first orange & the goodest boy. Apr 1996 - Nov 29, 2012
11/29/2025

Tommy, the first orange & the goodest boy.
Apr 1996 - Nov 29, 2012

Tuesday Pack ~ crunchy leaves, cold breeze, 🐾
11/25/2025

Tuesday Pack ~ crunchy leaves, cold breeze, 🐾

leafpile diving, , beating snot out of each other, soooo many questions about , and what magic is this, Chipmunk?
11/25/2025

leafpile diving, , beating snot out of each other, soooo many questions about , and what magic is this, Chipmunk?

Sunday, .
11/23/2025

Sunday, .

when it's FriYaY, but the day has just begun.
11/21/2025

when it's FriYaY, but the day has just begun.

Wednesday Pack Play. 🐾
11/19/2025

Wednesday Pack Play. 🐾

and for Monday. 🐾
11/18/2025

and for Monday. 🐾

North Texas Wildlife Center ~ As temperatures begin to drop, many people have recently asked how they can help opossums ...
11/17/2025

North Texas Wildlife Center ~
As temperatures begin to drop, many people have recently asked how they can help opossums and other small wildlife make it through the colder months. The good news is that these hardy critters generally don’t require much intervention. However, for first year opossums or older individuals that may be struggling, there are ways to go above and beyond.

One thoughtful option is creating a simple outdoor shelter. While not required, a small, weather resistant shelter can offer an extra boost to animals seeking temporary refuge from harsh conditions. That said, we do not recommend placing shelters if you know your neighbors are not wildlife friendly or if doing so could put the animals at risk.

These shelters can be made affordably with materials found at local stores such as Walmart or Lowe’s. A plastic tote or similar container, a small entry hole, and straw (not hay or blankets) for insulation are typically all you need. Straw is crucial because it resists moisture and helps keep wildlife warm without the risks associated with other materials.

Please remember: we do not advise befriending, feeding, or attempting to house wildlife unless you are specifically permitted to do so. The goal is to make a safe, optional resource that animals can choose to use, not to create dependency or encourage close human interaction. If you have dogs, it’s best not to create shelters as this could increase the likelihood of a negative interaction.

With a little care and caution, these small gestures can offer meaningful support to local wildlife during the winter season.

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Troy, NY
12180

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+15184952275

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