Acres of natural grass to run and explore
Multiple fenced yards give dogs room to play in groups matched by size, temperament, and energy level.
Cage-free days, three acres of natural grass, and playgroups matched by size and temperament—plus owners who live on the five-acre property.
Open play is not right for every dog. Larger or unfamiliar breeds may need a scheduled Doggie Interview.
Animal House is not selling a hotel-style stay. Its strongest story is open play, thoughtful grouping, and a family living right there on the property.
Multiple fenced yards give dogs room to play in groups matched by size, temperament, and energy level.
The owners and their family live on the five-acre property.
Air-conditioned and heated indoor play and rest areas.
Playful, older, and more reserved dogs can be grouped thoughtfully.
The business lists an on-call veterinarian among its services.
These images appear on Animal House’s current facility page. A completed website should replace them with current, high-resolution files supplied by the business.
Public facility photo
Public facility photo
Public facility photo
Public facility photo
Public facility photo
Public facility photoBring scattered prices and policies into one clear section so pet parents know what to expect before they call.
Monday–Friday, 7am–7pm, with supervised indoor and outdoor free play.
Open play during the day, with individual space for meals and bedtime.
Available separately or included with qualifying overnight stays.
The current site contains the rules, but not a simple customer journey. A three-step path makes the process easier to understand.
Share owner details, vaccination records, and information about your dog.
Discuss care dates and whether a Doggie Interview is appropriate.
Once approved, request daycare or boarding dates in advance.
Dogs must be spayed or neutered, current on Rabies and Bordetella, and able to socialize with compatible dogs. Larger or unfamiliar breeds may require an interview.
“Our doggie guests are never more than a bark away—even in the middle of the night.”
Adapted from the business’s public brand storyAnimal House has cared for dogs since 2002. Its current owner, Gina, has dog-handling and show experience, and her family lives on the property. That story is far more distinctive than generic “we love pets” copy.
New clients begin with the application and a call or text. Existing clients can submit a reservation request; availability is still confirmed by the team.
42 Vic Edwards Road, Sarasota, FL 34240
animalhousesarasota@gmail.com
(941) 378-3393