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Winston Veterinary Hospital

We offer high quality and compassionate care for your pet

Welcome to Winston Boarding Kennel!
 Kennel Manager, Heather

Heather is our  Kennel Manager.   She has been with us since 2007.  

Heather has a a boxer named Chaos, and a pitbull terrier ,that she rescued, whose name is Princess, and a pomeranian, Ginger, which she also adopted.  You can't work here without rescuing at least one pet!  Heather has a great love of pets and we are very lucky to have her here at Winston Boarding!


All the pets love coming to the kennel to see Heather and the other staff!  Give her a call if you have any questions or concerns about your pet boarding.  (336)767-7320.

Heather Buckner, Assistant Boarding Kennel Manager
Cindy, Assistant Kennel Manager and Muddy
Cindy Holcomb, Assistant Kennel Manager

Cindy is our Assistant Kennel Manager.   Cindy has been around the Veterinary Field for around 8 years.  Before coming to Winston Boarding, she worked at a large Veterinary Supply House.   She has a great love and compassion for all animals.

Cindy's family includes, two children, Brittany and Christopher, and her 3 dogs, Neitchie, Jenny, and Chase. She enjoys spending time with her family and pets and her son is in a band which brings her alot of joy!

Hello!
And Welcome to the most established kennel in the triad area.  If you want your pet(s) truly watched over with lots of personal attention - this is the place for you.

We are proud of our kennel - and it shows!!  Everyone who works here has been here for quite a while.  Sandy Wilson, our kennel manager, has been a member of the team since June of 1998.  The assistant manager, Heather Buckner, has been here since May of 2007.  All of the kennel assistants have been here long-term also.  Many of our kennel assistants come back to work for us on their breaks from college and have been here several years.  (It is a wonderful starting place for young people who wish to become veterinarians). 

We have a large, established base of regular "vacationers" and most of the pets know us when they rush in the door. They have to say "Hey" to everyone!

Boarding does not have to be a bad experience for any pet.  If one is somewhat timid when coming in - we give them space so they that can have a smooth transition into the kennel environment.  Actually, we just let the pet's be themselves and enjoy their time here at "camp".

For dogs, we provide mats, fleece beds, cots, and quilted bedding.  For those that have "puddy tats" - we have beds, mats, plenty of "entertainment" toys, and fresh grown catnip!!  We have cages available and also the cat "condo" which has more room and shelves so they can get up higher and watch what's going on!

The kennel has a large, tree shaded fenced-in yard that provides additional exercise for those of you that wish to have your dog(s) "run-in-the-grass".

We also board "senior citizens", those with special needs, and those who have not been socialized or are rescues dealing with "issues".  We give everyone a chance to relax and just be themselves.

We are open seven days a week - 365 - days a year.  Interested in boarding your pet?  Give us a call - let us show you how much we really do love animals!

Images from the Kennels and Kennel Yard....................
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Our deluxe cat condo
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Getting ready for a nap

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