Happy Paws Missoula

10/10/2026

Raylynn and Teresa are at the Canis Conference being inundated with information, ideas and new knowledge to enhance the well being of the dogs and owners Happy Paws serves.

10/09/2026

Please make sure all your animals are up to date on vaccinations!

Pet owners whose animals are not vaccinated or whose shots have lapsed are urged to schedule an appointment with their veterinarian as soon as possible.

09/23/2026

Missoula, we’d love your vote! 🐶

Help Happy Paws earn the title of Beat Pet Daycare/Boarding in Missoula! We’re grateful to care for your pets and be a part of this amazing community.

Cast your vote for Happy Paws, then share this post with your fellow dog lovers. Every vote means so much to the team 💚.

Know a company that deserves an award? Nominate and vote for your favorite local businesses in the Best in Missoula contest here.

09/12/2026

Taking a break from play is important!

08/25/2026

Small packages with big personalities ❣️

08/15/2026

Come visit us at Pet Fest today at Cara’s Park from 10 am to 3 pm!

# HappyPawsMissoula

07/28/2026

Interested in a dog that's not only tired physically but mentally? Sign up for our Tuesday training/enrichment daycare add on!
There's only a limited amount of spots so call or email the lobby soon to sign up.
The next set of six weeks starts August 11th!

07/12/2026

There are three confirmed cases of Kennel Cough from dogs that stayed at Happy Paws. The dogs have left, were diagnosed by a vet and treated. This is being disclosed so you as the owner can make an informed decision about bringing your dog to daycare. Kennel cough is a group of respiratory infections much like a cold. They are airborne and communicable.

07/04/2026

Happy 250th birthday USA! As you begin your celebration take time to remember the fury friends that do not enjoy the noise. Here are some reminders to keep your pets safe:

1. Ensure your pet has a collar with ID in case of an escape. Fear can make your pet do things you may not think possible like scaling a tall fence or bolting. Do not leave your pet outside unattended.

2. Use medications that can vary from prescriptions from your vet to over the counter calming chews to help relieve anxiety and fear.

3. Give your pet a place that is safe to hide. Bathrooms are often a safe choice because they are sometimes interior rooms. Crates, corners, closets, calming beds and any place they feel safe should be offered freely.

4. Provide background noise such as the TV, radio, fan, white noise machine or any other noise to help drown out the booms.

Be safe!

07/04/2026

Running into the holiday weekend like: 🤩🤩

Have a safe 4th to everyone and their furry family members! ❤️🤍💙🐾