Looking for a Pet Care Provider in Calaveras or Amador County?
With over 40 years experience you can go on your vacation or time away
knowing that your beloved friend is in very capable hands. Our goal is to
make sure your pets are happy, healthy and safe. For a relaxed vacation,
place your pets with Refuge Ranch Pet Care & Boarding!
With over 40 years experience you can go on your vacation or time away
knowing that your beloved friend is in very capable hands. Our goal is to
make sure your pets are happy, healthy and safe. For a relaxed vacation,
place your pets with Refuge Ranch Pet Care & Boarding!
A little about what we do.
All animals have lots of play time, routine feeding schedules and
round-the-clock supervision. In terms of feeding or dispensing medication,
we follow your instructions carefully. Fresh water is provided daily and the
runs are kept clean. Your precious animals are our Number One Priority!
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All animals have lots of play time, routine feeding schedules and
round-the-clock supervision. In terms of feeding or dispensing medication,
we follow your instructions carefully. Fresh water is provided daily and the
runs are kept clean. Your precious animals are our Number One Priority!
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Please take a moment to click on the following link to help my website stay
at a high rating: http://www.top100petcaresites.com/in.php?site=359
THANK YOU!!
Refuge Ranch Pet Care & Boarding
Did you know...?
...that animals communicate with us on a variety of levels? Can you tell the
difference between a canine smile and a canine frown? The difference is
very similar to our own facial movements. But, watch out for the "frozen"
smile! This indicates nervousness or unease. The corners of the lips are
pulled back and all the teeth are shown, but the mouth is tight rather than
relaxed. Combine the details of the mouth with posture of the body and
you'll know if the dog is grinning at you or warning you to keep your
distance!
Did you know...?
...that animals communicate with us on a variety of levels? Can you tell the
difference between a canine smile and a canine frown? The difference is
very similar to our own facial movements. But, watch out for the "frozen"
smile! This indicates nervousness or unease. The corners of the lips are
pulled back and all the teeth are shown, but the mouth is tight rather than
relaxed. Combine the details of the mouth with posture of the body and
you'll know if the dog is grinning at you or warning you to keep your
distance!
Welcome to
Refuge Ranch Pet Care &
Boarding
Refuge Ranch Pet Care &
Boarding
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