Boarding Services
Current pricing is effective November 1st, 2024. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Per Day:
- $40.00/night for one dog per run
- multiple dogs sharing one run: $40.00-1st dog/ $35.00-2nd dog/ $30.00-3rd dog
TLC Package:
$5.00 extra for each 15 minute period of exercise in the fenced play yard, one-to-one with a staff member. We can accommodate multiple exercise breaks per day.
Reservations and Cancellations:
- A credit card number will be required.
- Call (804) 798-8248 to make your reservation.
- We have a 24 hour cancellation notice policy. There is a $25.00 fee for inadequate notice of cancellation and for no-show customers
Pick-up:
Guests may be picked up during posted business hours. Guests picked up prior to 1:00 PM are not charged for their final day’s stay.
Hours of operation:
| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: | 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM (closed from 1-2 PM) |
| Saturday: | 8:00AM to 12:00 Noon |
| Sunday: | 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM (pick-ups only) |
| Wednesday: | Closed to the public |
To ensure the safety and comfort of all our canine customers, the following are required
Proof of Vaccinations:
- Bordetella (for canine cough)
- Rabies
- DHLPP (distemper. hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza and parvovirus)
- Canine Influenza is recommended, but not required
Emergency Phone Numbers:
- We require a means to contact you should an emergency situation arise.
Other Considerations
Bedding and Toys:
Bring familiar bedding and toys from home that will help your dog adjust to the new kennel environment. All bedding should fit into a standard washing machine.
Food:
Even small changes in diet can cause gastrointestinal upset so we ask that you provide the food for your dog to eat during his/her stay. To ensure that you bring an adequate supply of food from home, we request that owners put the food for each meal in a separate baggie AND include enough food for 1 extra day. There will be an additional charge of $2.00/day per dog for food if we have to provide it.
Medications:
Bring all prescription medications in their original bottles. We will administer according to your Veterinarian’s instructions at no extra charge.
Special Needs:
We require advance notice for elderly or special needs dogs that need extra assistance or medical attention. Extra charges may apply based on the level of care required. We do not board diabetic dogs that require insulin, administer any injections, nor do we administer fluids to boarding dogs..
In Loving Memory of Carolyn Simpkins
Sadly, Carolyn Simpkins, Hanover Humane’s valued and loved volunteer, passed away on 10.17.13. Carolyn loved the cats and kittens in Hanover Humane’s Adoptions Program, and, for over eight years, she could always be found volunteering in the Petsmart at Virginia Center or in Mechanicsville. Despite her busy work schedule, Carolyn always found time to help out in the Adoption Center and would spend hours socializing the animals, cleaning the Center and linens, and handling volunteer tasks in the Center. She always had a smile and kind work for everyone, and, even when her illness progressed, she still maintained a personal interest in the animals, always checking to see how they were. On behalf of the Board of Directors and the other volunteers with Hanover Humane, we would like to extend our heartfelt sympathy to Carolyn’s family for their loss. To honor Carolyn’s memory and commemorate her long-time volunteer efforts, Hanover Humane has ordered an engraved Memorial Leaf which will be placed on its Honor Tree. Everyone that volunteered with Carolyn loved her a great deal, and we will all miss her...
read moreFourth Annual Doggie Days Golf Tournament
On July 18, 2013 the “9 Hole Ladies League” of Hanover Country Club sponsored its Fourth Annual “Doggie Days” Tournament. The event, organized to benefit the Hanover Humane Society, featured twenty-seven (27) players, three players per designated nine (9) holes on Hanover Country Club’s Golf Course. To further emphasize the pet theme, each hole was decorated with cat, dog, and even bird hole sponsor signs! Tournament organizer, Suzanne Harman, worked with Mike King, Golf Pro at Hanover Country Club, to promote and produce the event. The proceeds from this event yielded $1100 in donations for the Hanover Humane Society! Many thanks go to “Fat Cat” and Mark from Fin and Feather in Ashland for sponsoring four holes in the tournament. The 16 hole sponsors included the Air Force Eagle, many neighborhood dogs and cats, and several backyard birds! The winning team of Kris Holt, Jeanne Trible and Mary Rowe received gift certificates from Homemades by Suzanne. The Hanover Humane Society is a private 501(c)3 non-profit recognized by the IRS. All funding for the organization is derived from private fundraising and development initiatives. The Hanover Humane Society does not receive any public funding. Hanover Humane’s mission is to support animal welfare through its adoption, education, and prevention efforts....
read more“Doggie Days” at Hanover Country Club
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Jake
These are some digitals of our “Jake,” a golden retriever/collie mix that we adopted out in December. Jake found the most perfect home with his new owner, Jamie, and has settled in beautifully! Yep…looks like he’s one happy...
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Chip visits Hanover Academy
In preparation for the Holidays, “Chip,” a former Hanover Humane Society pup, visited with the children at Hanover Academy and provided treat bags to all the children. During the visit, the children heard “Chip’s” story of how he entered Hanover Humane’s adoption program and how he and his siblings ultimately found a forever home. In addition, the children learned about how Hanover Humane Society was found and what its volunteers do to help homeless animals. In appreciation for the visit, the children organized a supply drive for the animals and presented “Chip” with the items. The Hanover Humane Society, located at 12190 Washington Highway in Ashland, is a 501(c ) 3 non-profit entity established to promote humane treatment of animals. Established over 25 years ago, it continues with its mission to help homeless cats and dogs by providing veterinary care, food, and shelter until forever homes can be found. Consider making a tax-deductible donation to help Hanover Humane with its mission....
read moreThank you Kenwood United Methodist Church
We were asked to attend a “Blessing of the Animals” event at Kenwood United Methodist Church back in April. There were a variety of pets present, ranging from a tiny 8 week old chihuahua named “Little Bit,” to a guinea pig, a few cats, a variety of dogs, and even a pony! Shown here are digitals of Mr. Chip with the Pastor, Lacey and the Pastor, Lacey with the Pony (she was quite intrigued with the pony), and some of the donations we received. What a beautiful afternoon at a great...
read more“Doggie Days” at Hanover Country Club
On July 28, 2011 the “Hanover Country Club’s Nine Hole” Ladies Golf Group sponsored its SecondAnnual “Doggie Days” Tournament. The event, organized to benefit the Hanover Humane Society,featured twenty-seven (27) players, three players per designated nine (9) holes on Hanover CountryClub’s Golf Course. Tournament Organizer, Suzanne Harman, worked with Jeffrey Cornwell, GeneralManager of Hanover Country Club, and Hanover Country Club’s new Golf Pro, Michael King to promoteand produce the event.The proceeds from this event yielded a $650 donation for the HanoverHumane Society! Union First Market Bank provided each of the participants with a “doggie” bag, complete with UFMBliterature and premiums. Additional “goodies” were donated by Hanover Humane Society, ProgressiveInsurance, and MetLife. Union First Market Bank also provided the signage for each hole on the 9-holecourse while Bank of America provided a matching donation for the...
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