Tails A Wag Inn

We have been taking our 2 dogs to Nora ' s for a couple of years. The dogs love her and it is comforting to know that they are safe and well cared for when we are away. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending Tails A Wag Inn.

Business owner Nora ended the contract early despite having collected a $500 deposit from us. Our two dogs only stayed at her place for four nights, so the total charge should have been $75 x 4 = $300. However, she charged us $400, claiming that our dogs have long hair, drool, and even accused them of being aggressive from thin air. That additional $100 was the some random "penalty" charge. We travel frequently for work every year, and our dogs are very well-socialized. They have boarded at many professional facilities without a single issue. Despite our repeated attempts to communicate and request a refund, Nora responded with a very disrespectful attitude and refused to return the overcharge. Dog owners, please be aware: this boarding service has no official certifications or professional credentials. It is simply a small, home-based operation. Also worth noting — the business owner is a rude senior woman who may struggle to handle larger, or small size but more active dogs. There is a real risk she could be knocked over, tripped or injured if the dog is too strong or too quick for her to manage safely. If you’re looking for reliable, qualified care for your pets, this is not the place to go. * Update( with image) : Nora is trying to play the victim, yet she threatened to report my puppies to animal control via text message. Dog owners, be warned—if you ever have a disagreement with this business, your beloved pets could be used as leverage. My dogs may be big, but they’re gentle giants. After realizing Nora’s lack of professionalism, we had a trusted friend drive them to a reputable, accredited boarding facility. There were no issues at all—our pups were safe, happy, and the staff treated them like family. As I mentioned earlier, be cautious—dealing with this business could unexpectedly shift liability onto you as the pet owner.