Your Pet’s Second Home at The Dogfather
Safe, spacious, and loving pet hostel for dogs.
From cozy stays to daily walks — we treat every guest like family.
Your Pet’s Second Home at The Dogfather
Safe, spacious, and loving pet hostel for dogs and cats.
From cozy stays to daily walks — we treat every guest like family.
Daily Playtime & Exercise
Cats & Dogs
On-site Vet Support
Cats & Dogs
OUR SERVICES
Where Every Tail Wags with Comfort 🐶
We make sure your Pets feel safe, loved, and pampered while you’re away.
Night Boarding
A safe, comfortable, and homely environment for overnight stays. Pets enjoy spacious rooms, natural surroundings, and supervision.
Day Care
Perfect for working pet parents—your fur baby spends the day playing, socializing, and relaxing under constant care.
Play Zone Area
A dedicated open space where pets can run, play, and burn off energy in a natural, stress-free environment.
Grooming
Professional grooming sessions including bath, blow-dry, nail clipping, ear cleaning, brushing, and coat hygiene.
Veterinary Support
On-call veterinary assistance for emergencies and routine health checks, ensuring complete safety and well-being.
Swimming Pool/Hydrotherapy (Planned/Seasonal)
Fun swimming sessions for fitness, therapy, and relaxation.
Birthday & Celebration Packages
Celebrate your pet’s special day with photos, treats, decorations, and fun activities.
Special Diet Meals
Customized meals based on your pet’s dietary needs—high-protein, home-cooked, puppy meals, or vet-recommended diets.
ABOUT US
We Treat Every Pet Like our Family 🐾
The Dogfather – A Pet Hostel was founded with a heartfelt mission to serve pets with the highest level of hospitality while creating a positive impact on the lives of street animals.
We offer pets a home-like, cage-free environment where they can play, explore, and live freely—surrounded by nature and constant human care. Every pet that stays with us becomes a part of our extended family.
What Our Customers Say About Us
Here directly from the pet parents who have trusted us.
