Whippletree Pet Boarding Kennel and Farm

05/14/2026

Lolol

Opened the fridge to grab a snack and found the chickens in there having a full-blown meeting about ‘optimal corn freshness.’ 🐔❄️

Apparently it’s not a refrigerator anymore — it’s a climate-controlled feather lounge. One chicken is guarding the leftovers, one is pretending she’s frozen goods, and another has somehow convinced herself she’s the manager of the dairy section. At this point I just slowly close the door and let them continue whatever tiny chicken business operation they’ve got going on in there.

05/14/2026

Woah!

The US travel boycott movement is hitting hard, with border states like Montana reporting a staggering 44% drop in Canadian credit card spending.

From Vermont to Washington, local businesses are feeling the pinch as Canadians choose to keep their vacation dollars north of the border.

It’s a powerful reminder that our tourism spending is a major economic engine for our neighbors, and they definitely miss us when we're gone.

04/23/2026

2026 summer hours. Located Boiestown, Nb, 40 minutes north if Fredericton, NB

04/23/2026

OPEN: 8 am to 6 Pm. Country setting boarding kennel. Open spaces, peaceful environment. Soft music, 30x30 exercise compound. 4x12 ft separated runs. Raised beds, ventilated heat and air conditioning. Clean & disinfected. SPCA inspected and Provincial licence.
Owner/Operator: Rock Calhoun
$33.00 per night small dogs. $35.00 per night medium/large dogs. Doggie Day Care $20.00. Call #506-369-2206 to book a stay.

03/10/2026

02/28/2026

Hey is the Maple app for nb medical open on weekends?

01/22/2026

OPEN: 8 am to 6 pm (Winter hours) 12x4 foot runs, outside exercise compound 30’X30’. Clean, disinfected and ventilation. Heated in winter. A/C in summer. Raised beds, soft music. Owner/Operator: Rock Calhoun
Call: 506-369-2206 to book your pets stay. Inspected and Licenced through Province of NB/SPCA. $33.00 per night (1) $60.00 per night (2).

01/09/2026

Canada’s taking another step towards digital independence by building its first world-class sovereign AI supercomputer. Bell and Queen’s University have teamed up to develop this massive facility in Kingston, Ontario, which'll let Canadian researchers and businesses train AI models right here at home.

Right now, we’re the only G7 nation without a supercomputer in the global top 30. That means our sensitive info—like bank records, DNA data, and intellectual property—is often stored and processed on foreign servers, leaving it subject to foreign laws and oversight.

By setting up this "AI factory," we’re making sure our national data stays under Canadian jurisdiction. The new facility won't just protect our privacy; it’ll also act as a national testbed for local tech, helping us move from being just consumers of AI to becoming global producers.