A note for veterinary teams
A trusted resource for the families in your care.
My hope is to become a resource your team can offer families whose dogs do better in a quiet home than in a busy kennel — older dogs, timid or anxious dogs, and dogs who simply need a slower, more predictable day.
Most of our stays are long ones: families traveling abroad, working overseas, or serving on military orders who need months of steady care rather than constant rotation, with the same routines and the same caregiver throughout.
Medical decisions remain, always, with the dog's own veterinarian.
My Farm Dog
Clear visibility into every stay.
We are building My Farm Dog so veterinary teams and families can follow each dog's day in real time. It mirrors the daily care sheet used on the farm — meals with portions and times, medications with dose and administration time, potty breaks, and a full wellness check covering water, walks, appetite, mobility, and grooming.
For families
Check in anytime to see meals eaten, medications given, potty breaks logged, and photos and notes from the same caregiver who is with your dog all day.
For veterinary teams
A shared, timestamped record of every dose, symptom observed, weight change, and follow-up appointment kept — alongside owner and vet contacts on file. Available on referral, no extra calls required.
My Farm Dog is live. Referring teams and enrolled families receive access for real-time visibility into meals, medications, and daily observations.
Community Commitment
A room reserved for shelter partners.
Our smallest room is intentionally held year-round for bottle babies and shelter recovery pets. We partner with local shelters and rescues to provide quiet, at-home recovery care for animals who benefit from one-on-one attention before their next chapter.
If your team works alongside a rescue partner and has a case that would fit this space, we welcome the conversation.