K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel Wilmington

Animal Shelter

Wilmington, NC

K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel Wilmington provides cage-free suites and supervised daycare at 5302 Oleander Dr. in Wilmington.

  • Dog owners seeking cage-free boarding accommodations
  • Dogs needing supervised small-dog or large-dog daycare
  • Owners seeking short-term or long-term boarding with structured routines

Same-day daycare bookings based on availability

Pet Paradise Wilmington

Animal Shelter

Wilmington, NC

Pet Paradise Wilmington provides dog and cat boarding with climate-controlled suites, supervised play, and 24/7 private webcams for Sunrise Suite guests.

  • dog owners seeking climate-controlled overnight boarding
  • cat owners needing a cats-only boarding area
  • small dogs under 30 pounds needing dedicated Tiny Town accommodations

A Dog's Dream Kennel

Animal Shelter

Castle Hayne, NC

A Dog's Dream Kennel has provided dog boarding since 1986, including home-attached accommodations for senior and special-needs dogs.

  • overnight dog boarding
  • senior dogs needing quieter accommodations
  • small or timid dogs

Triple Crown Kennel and Stable

Animal Shelter

Wilmington, NC

Triple Crown Kennel and Stable rescues and places herding breeds in Wilmington, NC and trains and certifies therapy-dog teams.

  • Adopting or placing a herding-breed rescue
  • Training and certifying a therapy-dog team
  • AKC Canine Good Citizen, Trick Dog, or Farm Dog evaluations

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FAQ

Which animals does Triple Crown Kennel and Stable rescue?

Its rescue and placement work focuses on herding-breed dogs. The organization also provides therapy-dog training and AKC evaluations.

How much does animal adoption cost in New Hanover County?

No adoption fee is listed in the available information for Triple Crown Kennel and Stable, so prospective adopters should ask about the current fee and what it covers.

Can an animal shelter help with an emergency veterinary problem?

No candidate here lists 24/7 emergency veterinary care. An injured or critically ill animal should be taken to an emergency veterinary facility rather than waiting for a rescue intake appointment.