Canine Crossroads and Refuge
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Our Pricing

We are a nonprofit organization (awaiting 501c3 approval) and are always seeking funding to allow us to provide assistance to rescue organizations at the lowest prices possible. All the funds we receive go directly back into improving our facility, enrichment for the dogs, and funding the development of additional facilities and shelter space. We also try to offer financial assistance to the rescues who need our services when the funds are available. We will even search for sponsors or donors for your animals in need!

Emergency/Short Notice Dog Boarding:

$70/night for up to 10 days 
Rescue Pricing: $35/night for up to 10 days

Safe and loving temporary shelter for dogs needing emergent shelter due to either an incident in their current foster home or a personal emergency in the family. This pricing is for urgent circumstances for which you have less than 24hrs notice to find shelter accommodations for your animal.

**Crisis** fostering options may be available at no cost on a case by case basis to any family or foster organization. If you have been impacted by domestic violence, fire, natural disaster, or catastrophic injury/illness please do not hesitate to reach out!**

Foster Respite Care or Short Term Boarding:

$45/night
Rescue Pricing: $20/night 

Support for families needing a break, or during transitions while rescues search for a new foster for a dog in need of alternate placement. This services is intended for anything from family vacations that cannot accommodate your furry family members, to a much needed mental health break when the health or behavior needs of your pet are beginning to take a toll.

Training Services:

$40/hr in-facility; $60/hr in-home
Rescue Pricing: $20/hr at facility; $30/hr in-home for basic obedience training 

Professional 1:1 training to help dogs become more adoptable and have greater chances of a successful adoption.

Behavioral Rehabilitation Support:

Availability and Pricing by Consult Only
In-Person Consultation Fee: $30 

Assisting with rebuilding trust and confidence in dogs who have endured trauma and neglect is our primary goal for training services. However, will assist with complex behavioral cases unrelated to any known history of such. This includes behavioral problems such as resource guarding, destructive chewing, and reactivity towards people, other animals, or even commonly encountered environmental triggers like bike riders.

Why Choose Canine Crossroads?

Discover the benefits of trusting us with your dog's care!

Expert Care

Our trained staff provides competent and knowledgeable service.

Whether it's your personal family dog, or one that is currently being assisted by a local rescue, we can assure you we are equipped to keep each and every dog safe, and do all we can to make them feel secure and comfortable in our care.

We aim to ease the burden on existing foster families, especially those helping foster dogs with complex behavior and medical needs, to prevent burn-out and hopefully attract more foster families.

Affordable Solutions

We aim to make short-term boarding and rehabilitation accessible to all rescue organizations.

This will enable them to expand their reach, helping more dogs and preventing the needless euthanasia of otherwise healthy adoptable dogs (some of whom may require a little extra TLC) due to shelter overcrowding.

The overhead costs for animal rescues is exponential. If the food and medical care alone wasn't enough, many times they do find themselves in need of boarding services or quality training services before a dog is ready to be permenantly adopted. This can cost them thousands of dollars that could be better utilized for the basic care and enrichment of their animals.

Emergency Support

Available by appointment for urgent shelter assistance at any time.

We all have times with life happens and we need to attend to something that does not allow us to be fully present for our canine friends the way they deserve. Not all of us have friends or family nearby or who are experienced enough to handle a particularly high-needs dog, especially on short-notice. Count on us in these moments.

Furthermore, supporting us allows us to help your local rescues do what they do best. Having secure shelter and care options reduces the amount of time the rescue needs to spend searching for last minute just-for-now arrangements and instead focus on finding those perfect forever homes.

Compassionate Care

We know there's not a one-size-fits-all method to providing an environment that makes a dog feel safe and secure when their people are away (or when they don't have their people yet!)

We approach each dog and family as the individuals they are and meet them where they are. Whether that's in the chaos that comes along with a family crisis, during part of the healing journey post abuse/neglect, or simply reassuring a dog whose family needs a little R&R in a setting that doesn't allow their fur baby to join them that they are still safe and loved, we are up to the task!

Pet ownership, much like parenting, comes with a level of responsibility that can be overwhelming at certain times in our lives. Our goal is to put your mind at ease so that you know your precious furry family members (or vulnerable rescues) are in patient, kind, and compassionate hands.

Local Rescue Support

Last, but not least, remember that every dollar we make doesn't simply go back into caring for the dogs currently receiving our services.

That money also goes into building larger facilities, hiring (and training) employees, volunteers, and additional trainers, and improving our ability to shelter more animals improving our reach and the reach of these invaluable community organizations.

Animal rescues do more than just save animals from kill shelters. They give them the personal time and attention they deserve. They save young animals with otherwise treatable medical ailments from unfortunate ends. They help pull stray animals from the streets, and work to address the roots of our pet overpopulation problems in various ways as a team with other animal welfare organizations. No one person or organization can do this alone. Be a part of the solution!