I rescued a small mix from the Oregon Humane Society with hopes of being the hero dad. Reality soon set in and poor Pepper had such seperation issues that he chewed through his metal crate. In hindsight, thanks Oregon Humane Society for not ...

After visiting 6 other dog day care businesses near downtown, I wanted to try Fetch first. One day at the facility confirmed that it was a wise decision. I recommend Fetch, based on these factors: (1) the square footage is the same as other dog daycares, but they have fewer dogs and a higher dog/staff ratio. (2) the owners, Britt and Adam are always on-site and they take time to interact with each dog. (3) Fetch is a high stimulation environment. It has furniture, play structures and toys. This is a huge difference with facilities that only have a bare, empty space. (4) Because of the furniture, play structures and especially the toys, the staff can and does constantly play with the dogs. (5) There is an area dedicated for the dogs to relieve themselves. The staff is good at training the animals to use this area. The staff is vigilant about cleaning up accidents and keeping the "piddle area" and equipment clean.‎

We have been taking our pups here once a week for quite some time and have been 100% pleased with the staff and facility (not to mention that the 2nd dog is 1/2 price). We boarded our dogs here over spring break and the staff went above and ...

My dog was very uncomfortable around other dogs and they took the time, patience and expertise to get her to love playing with others. She looks forward to her next visit with her friends. ...

The owners are great folks and they've hired great people. I have no doubt my dog is well looked after and he arrives home happy and exhausted after each visit. The monthly report cards for the dogs are adorable too. Unqualified ...