Paradise Kennels

06/01/2026

05/29/2026

Remember that Hydra deshed add on we talked about? Here’s a video showing how great it works! Add it onto your next bath for $20!

05/27/2026

We are so thankful to have been this weeks recipient of Your Pie Augusta’s Slice of Kindness. Our staff enjoyed 3 delicious Pizzas for lunch and will certainly order more in the future. Thank you for lunch! 🎉

This week’s Slice of Kindness delivery went to Paradise Kennels, nominated by Kelcie! ❤️🍕

Kelcie shared that the owners and staff treat both their employees and the pets they care for like family. She also shared how supportive and caring they were during her maternity leave and how they continue to help and encourage their team every day.

Thank you, Paradise Kennels, for showing kindness and care to both people and pets in our community! 🐾🙌

05/20/2026

Kung Fu did so good for her first haircut 💕

05/14/2026

✨ NEW Deshedding Add-On – Only $20! ✨

Upgrade your pet’s groom with our new Hydra Ultra Deshedding & Detangling Shampoo + Conditioner treatment! 🐾

This salon-quality combo delivers intensive hydration and incredible slip to help release loose undercoat, reduce frizz, and leave coats noticeably smoother, softer, and easier to manage. Best of all, it strengthens the coat without weighing it down!

💧 Aloe Vera helps calm and soothe the skin
💪 Amino Acids support coat health & resilience
✨ Pro-Vitamin B5 boosts hydration & elasticity
Safe for both dogs & cats and perfect for all coat types! Whether your pet is blowing coat or just needs extra softness and manageability, this treatment makes a huge difference.

Add it to any grooming appointment for just $20! 🛁🐶🐱
*this price is added on to your bath price*

05/05/2026

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05/01/2026

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04/27/2026

Cutest thing ever.

Yesterday, we went to the shelter to meet the husky we had planned to adopt.
But life had a different plan.

In a quiet kennel behind the glass sat a Cane Corso, broad-chested, a collar resting against his neck. And the way he was sitting, it stopped me.

People say “dangerous.”
But there was nothing dangerous about what I saw.
No barking.
No jumping.
No trying to get attention.
Just stillness.

He sat pressed against the wall, head low, eyes heavy, like a dog who had been passed by so many times, he no longer believed trying would change anything.

A volunteer came over softly.
“He’s been here a while,” she said. “He’s incredibly sweet, but people overlook him. In the kennel, he just shuts down.”

And that was it.
Not fear.
Not hesitation.
Just a quiet understanding.
He wasn’t aggressive.
He wasn’t too much.
He was tired of being unseen.

I looked at my partner.
They looked at me.
No words needed.
“We’ll take him.”

The ride home was quiet.
No excitement.
No tail thumping.

He curled into himself in the back seat, flinching at small sounds, like he was waiting for this moment to be taken away too.
But every so often, he lifted his head just enough to let the sunlight touch his face.
Like he was remembering what warmth felt like.

That night, in his new home, he didn’t explore.
Didn’t ask for anything.
He found a corner, laid down, and slept.
Not lightly.
Not cautiously.
But deeply.

The kind of sleep that only comes when a heart finally lets go of survival.

One dog the world kept misunderstanding.
One quiet soul who almost gave up.
And now, a home where he never has to wonder again.

Welcome home, big guy.
You’re safe here.
You’re seen.
And you’re not being left behind ever again.