Boarding Services
Current pricing is effective April 15th, 2024. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Per Day:
- $38.00/night for one dog per run
- multiple dogs sharing one run: $38.00-1st dog/ $33.00-2nd dog/ $28.00-3rd 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..
Chip Visits the Primrose School!
It was all about the dogs (and cats) when Chip, a former Hanover HumaneSociety pup, visited the Primrose School at Atlee Commons on August 9, 2011. Representatives from Hanover Humane provided a presentation to the children,ages 3 to 12, about the organization. The children learned about HanoverHumane’s Adoption Program which focuses on rehoming cats and dogs aswell as the Education Program it provides to the community on responsible petownership. In addition, the children learned about Hanover Humane’s WellnessClinic, offered several times monthly, so that citizens can get routine vaccines,heartworm testing/preventative, and flea/tick meds to help keep their healthy petswell. The children also learned about Hanover Humane’s reduced cost spay/neuter. Representatives discussed Hanover Humane’s Boarding and Groomingservices as well as its dog training program. The children were all given treatbags and allowed to meet “Chip.” At the conclusion of the presentation, thechildren presented “Chip” with donations they’d gathered for Hanover Humane’sanimals. The Hanover Humane Society is a 501( c) 3 non-profit entity organizedin 1984 to provide adoption, education, and prevention programs for Hanoverand surrounding municipalities. The Hanover Humane Society is located at12190 Washington Highway in Ashland,...
read moreBest Buy – Glen Allen
It was all about the dogs (and cats) and even cows at Best Buy on April 23, 2011! Hanover Humane attended the Spring Carnival sponsored by Best Buy (Glen Allen). The event featured a bake sale, Hanover Humane Society t-shirts and goodies, as well as children’s games and a moonwalk. Several of Hanover Humane’s dogs who are looking for home were also on site as did representatives from Chick-Fil-A, Virginia Center Marketplace. Allison Penny, one of Hanover Humane’s volunteers, helped out the Chick-Fil-A staff by wearing the Chick-Fil-A Cow and waving clients to the event at Best Buy. Shown here is a Chick-Fil-A employee with Ms. Penny as they “manned” the “Spin the Wheel to Win Goodies”. All proceeds for the Wheel and the bake sale were donated to the Hanover Humane Society. The Hanover Humane Society, a 501(c) 3 non-profit entity dedicated to helping adoptable cats and dogs find forever homes, is located at 12190 Washington Highway in...
read moreHappy Birthday Dale Garrett
Happy Birthday Dale Garrett! Recently, Dale Garrett celebrated his second “double digit” birthday by turning 11 years old! His friends and family helped him celebrate the eent at the Ozone in Ashland. In lieu of gifts, Dale, an avid animal lover, once again requested that his friends and family donate items for the animals in Hanover Humane’s Adoption Program. Dale is shown here with all the items that were “gifted” to him. All the animals in Hanover Humane’s Adoption Program thank Dale for thinking about them! The Hanover Humane Society is a 501(c)3 entity located at 12190 Washington Highway in Ashland. The Hanover Humane Society is dedicated to helping animals find forever home and offers adoption, education, and prevention services to citizens in the Richmond metropolitan...
read moreAshland Kiwanis Aktion Club
Ashland Kiwanis Aktion Club Donation On April 11, 2011, the Aktion Club, sponsored by the Ashland Kiwanis Club, had their monthly meeting at the Pole Green Community Center in Mechanicsville. Aktion Club members organized a supply drive for the Hanover Humane Society and presented their donated goods to Hanover Humane at the monthly meeting. In appreciation for the donations, members of the Hanover Humane Society provided the Aktion Club members with a presentation about the Humane Society’s activities and introduced “Chip,” a tiny Cairn terrier-mix to the members. The members enjoyed hearing Chip’s story of being born into Hanover Humane’s adoption program the night his mother was removed from the pound. Members enjoyed handling Chip, and Chip enjoyed the attention! Shown here are the Acktion Club members along with Chip. The Hanover Humane Society is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity located at 12190 Washington Highway. Hanover Humane helps find forever homes for animals and, in addition to adoption services, offers education and prevention programs for citizens in Hanover County and the Richmond metropolitan...
read moreCampbell Whyte
Happy 10th Birthday Campbell! Recently Campbell Whyte celebrated her 10th birthday with her family and friends. Campbell had visited with Hanover Humane with her Girl Scout Troop, and she wanted to give back to the animals. When her birthday arrived, in lieu of gifts, Campbell’s family and friends gave her donations for the animals. Campbell is shown here with some of her donations. The animals were extremely pleased to get all these goodies! The Hanover Humane Society is a 501(c) 3 non-profit entity located at 12190 Washington Highway in Ashland, Virginia. Hanover Humane is committed to finding forever homes for the many dogs and cats in its adoption program. In addition to promoting adoptions, Hanover Humane offers education and prevention programs to promote responsible pet...
read moreAnimal Lovers Club at Chickahominy Middle School
On February 10, 2011, “Chip,” a Cairn terrier-mix who was born into Hanover Humane’s Adoption Program, visited with members of the Animal Lovers Club at Chickahominy Middle School. Personnel from Hanover Humane gave a presentation to the members regarding Hanover Humane’s Adoption, Education, and Prevention programs and answered questions that the young adults had. All the attendees were then allowed to meet “Chip” and hold him!! To show their appreciation of Hanover Humane and the efforts that it undertakes to help homeless dogs and cats, the members presented “Chip” with bedding, toys, and treats. “Chip” is shown here with all the donated items. This is the third year that Hanover Humane has visited with the Animal Lovers Club at Chickahominy Middle School and discussed animal care, welfare,...
read moreAlpha Phi Omega
On 1.22.11, a group of eleven Alpha Phi Omega members from the University of Richmond Chapter, undertook a service project at the facility. The project, organized by Andrew Massaro, a senior at University of Richmond and Alpha Phi Omega’s vice president and service coordinator, involved clearing brush and debris to extend our “Paw Paw” path. (Mr. Massaro has a special interest in working with animals as he’ll be attending Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in the fall of 2011.) Mr. Massaro and his group of Alpha Phi Omega members made great strides on the path despite the 20 degee temperature outside, nearly doubling the length of the path! The group was treated to hot cocoa and donuts for all their hard work! The members had such a great time that they’ve scheduled two more dates to return to the facility and work on the trail again to remove additional debris, add gravel, etc. Funding for he “Paw Paw” path was originally provided by Robert Bailie and family. The “Paw Paw” path is used by Hanover Humane’s personnel to exercise the dogs in Hanover Humane’s Adoption...
read moreThe Students of Pole Green Elementary
January was “Caring for Critters” month at Pole Green Elementary. To celebrate our furry friends, the entire school conducted a supply drive for items on Hanover Humane’s Donation List. The enthusiastic students collected 12 boxes of milk bones, 41 rolls of paper towels, and a variety of other items including cat toys and treats, dog toys and treats, gently-used linens, etc. There were so many items that it took the efforts of the children and Humane Society personnel over a half hour to load all the merchandise into Hanover Humane’s van! The first graders won the “Caring for Critters” contest by collecting the most items! Pictured here are some of the first graders who participated in this event. As a reward for their efforts, the first graders will be able to meet “Chip,” a small cairn terrier-mix in a presentation on February 8, 2011. “Chip” was born into Hanover Humane’s program and spends his time going to various speaking engagements where he talks about Hanover Humane, meets the children, and provides them with treat bags. “Chip” always has a grand time, and the children love him! Anyone interested in having “Chip” attend an event may email...
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Girl Scout Troops #226 and #3128
Special thanks goes out to Girl Scout Troops #226 and #3128!! The Girl Scout Troops #226 and 3128 visited with us this Saturday December 4th and donated all this great stuff. What great kids!! Thank...
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