The features below come from the kennel's construction updates and its facility page. They are stated as built, with no claims beyond that.
Fire protection
The kennel building has fire sprinklers. Because the property is out in the country, the building also includes a pump house and a water tank to supply them.
Air and floors
HVAC heats the runs in winter and cools them in summer. The floors are epoxy-coated, which suits the daily cleaning that a kennel needs. Visitors are asked to watch their step on wet concrete during cleaning.
Runs built for choice
There are 50 indoor and 50 outdoor runs: 10 First Class and 40 Business Class in the new building, with the Economy runs in the original 1971 building. Dogs can see and interact with neighbors through the fence but have their own space. Twenty-five doggie doors on each side let a dog move between the two sides whenever it likes, and Kuranda beds and blankets are in every run.
Safety at check-in
Dogs stay in the car until staff walk them in. That keeps parking-lot scuffles and escapes from happening, and it also protects paws from hot pavement. Staff carry in food and belongings. The boarding agreement states that the kennel exercises reasonable care while a pet is in its custody, and the kennel is licensed as a business and commercial kennel by Solano County.
See the building
Tours need no appointment, and the construction updates show the sprinkler, pump house and tank work in photos.