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Cage-Free Small Dog Day Care.
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 505-570-5092
- Address:
- 1005 S Saint Francis Dr Ste 121 Santa Fe, NM 87505
- Email:
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- Categories
- Pet Sitting & Exercising Services, Pet Grooming, Pet Services
- Services / Products
- Supervised Daycare, Cat Grooming, Drop-Off, Outings Available, Play Groups Always Encouraged, Dog Day Care, We Groom Cats & Dogs, Specialized Services:, Grooming, Outside Yard, Geriatric Care, De-Shed, Nail Trim, Where Small Dogs, Rehabilitatoin - Daily Walks Can, All Sizes
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- (505) 570-5386
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Welcome to Wags of Santa Fe, where we proudly stand as Santa Fe, NM's foremost cage-free small dog daycare, offering specialized services tailored to your furry companion's unique needs. When your beloved pet chooses us, they gain access to our spacious outdoor yard, engaging playtime with fellow canine friends, and vigilant supervision, ensuring they receive the undivided attention they deserve. Our seasoned team is excited to welcome your dog into our caring family, offering specialized services such as geriatric care, tailored walks for rehabilitation, and medication administration throughout the day. We're committed to making each visit memorable, catering to the social needs of your dog and paying special attention to those with anxiety or timidity. Our flexible pricing options cater to frequent visitors, last-minute day-of care needs, and reservations, with convenient payment plans available. While reservations are appreciated, they're not mandatory. Give your pup a day filled with fun and carecontact us today at Wags of Santa Fe. Because for your furry friend's well-being, nothing but the best will do!
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I will never again bring my dog to Wags/Klippers, and here's why. I have an 11 week old Tibetan Mastiff puppy (30lbs). Because of his size, the small dog day care was recommended by one of their employees. I dropped him off for the day and returned around 4:30. There was an initial misunderstanding about what time they closed (I though each day at 7, but they do close at 4 on Saturday. My mistake and the owner was great about it.)As this same owner goes to collect the puppy, she grabs him by his collar and he reacts negatively and starts crying loudly. She continues to tug on his collar, dragging him at this point, then grabbing the back of his neck very hard causing him to literally freak out. She loses her cool and grabs him even MORE forcefully, of course freaking him out more. This all occurs in 15-20 seconds. I loudly ask her to stop and she snaps at me that "dogs need to be pulled around by their collar to be controlled! When they are larger we need to control them." And the kicker, "We've been doing this all day and we do it to all dogs".I understand a dog needs to be under the control of the workers, but we're talking about a 11 week old puppy here who isn't through his training yet. She treated him like a sack of groceries.She then denied grabbing his neck, and reconsiders that position when I remind her that I just watched her do it! I'm not sure which I'm more blown away by, her lying, or her acceptance that causing visible trauma to a dog and losing your cool is ok. This treatment to our pets is absolutely acceptable. There were two people dropping some flyers off and they looked as disgusted as I felt.