Raise The Woof Pet Hotel is located at 1201 Anderson County Road 157, Palestine, TX 75801.

Raise The Woof began in December 2017 when a grandmother helped a family member facing health challenges build a business caring for dogs.

Yes. Raise The Woof is a family-owned business, not a franchise or corporate kennel.

Raise The Woof serves Palestine, Frankston, and surrounding East Texas communities.

Yes. Raise The Woof is a member of the Better Business Bureau and the Palestine Chamber of Commerce.

Call (903) 729-9663, email raisethewoofpethotel@gmail.com, or reach out on Facebook.

Yes. The gallery page shows photos of the facility and the dogs.

Google reviews are available on the website and Google.

Yes. Local and out-of-town dog owners are welcome.

A small facility means personal attention, a calmer environment, and caregivers who know each dog.

Check-in and check-out are available daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Yes. Raise The Woof is open seven days a week.

Raise The Woof accommodates 24-hour requests whenever possible for guests with unpredictable travel plans.

Yes. Download the waiver from the website before your dog's stay.

The waiver is available through the Download Waiver link on the website.

With only seven rooms, booking early is recommended, especially for holidays and summer.

Bring vaccination records, the signed waiver, food if you are providing it, and any care instructions.

Call to check availability for last-minute stays.

Call as soon as you know your plans are changing to check availability.

Let staff know in advance who will be picking up your dog.

Yes. Raise The Woof offers spa-style baths before dogs go home.

Baths cost $25 for large dogs, $20 for medium dogs, and $15 for small dogs.

Yes. Dogs staying seven consecutive nights or longer receive a complimentary bath before departure.

Yes. Baths are available as an add-on for shorter stays.

Baths are given before your dog heads home.

A bath helps your dog go home clean and fresh, especially before family events or long car rides.

The bath service is a bath before departure. Call to ask about any additional grooming needs.

Tell staff about skin sensitivities or preferred shampoos.

Request the bath when you book or at drop-off.

Call Raise The Woof to ask about baths for daycare visits.

Dog boarding is overnight care for your dog at a facility while you are away. At Raise The Woof Pet Hotel in Palestine, dogs stay in private rooms with outdoor access and get daily playtime and attention from staff.

Instead of stacked cages or open-bay kennels, Raise The Woof offers seven private rooms, each with its own outdoor access and separated run. The small size means every dog gets individual attention.

Yes. Raise The Woof welcomes all breeds and sizes with no restrictions based on size or breed.

Raise The Woof has seven private boarding rooms, and multiple dogs from the same family can share a room.

Yes. Raise The Woof handles everything from weekend getaways to extended trips.

Raise The Woof specializes in dog boarding. Call to ask about other pets.

Yes. Raise The Woof Pet Hotel is safe and insured.

Raise The Woof Pet Hotel has been boarding dogs in Palestine since December 2017.

A small family team cares for every dog and gets to know each guest by name and personality.

Call (903) 729-9663, email raisethewoofpethotel@gmail.com, message on Facebook, or fill out the online reservation form.

Yes. Raise The Woof offers occasional daycare for dogs who need a safe, supervised place during the day.

Occasional daycare provides daytime care without an overnight stay, as needed rather than on a daily schedule.

Daycare works well for owners with long workdays, appointments, or home projects, and as a trial before boarding.

Call (903) 729-9663 to ask about daycare pricing.

Yes. Daycare dogs must meet the same vaccination requirements.

Drop-off and pickup are available daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Daycare dogs receive supervised care. Ask staff how their day is structured.

Raise The Woof is open seven days a week. Call to check availability.

Call as early as possible, since space is limited to seven rooms.

Call staff if your plans change and you need an overnight stay.

Keep drop-off calm, bring familiar food, and share your dog's routine. Occasional daycare can also be a gentle introduction.

Some dogs need a day to adjust. Private suites and a consistent routine help dogs settle in.

The team gets to know each new guest, noticing personality and preferences to make the stay feel natural from day one.

Short, calm goodbyes often help dogs settle faster than long, emotional ones.

Ask staff whether you can bring a favorite toy or blanket.

Yes. Dogs are often tired after boarding because of extra activity and excitement.

Call (903) 729-9663 to check on your dog.

Reviews from first-time boarders describe dogs who were comfortable and well cared for.

Occasional daycare can help dogs get familiar with the facility before an overnight stay.

Many dogs who have never been away do well at Raise The Woof thanks to its small size and personal care.

Yes. Raise The Woof provides Science Diet formulated for sensitive skin and stomachs for $5 per day.

Yes. You are welcome to bring your dog's regular food at no extra cost.

Keeping your dog's regular food helps avoid stomach upset and keeps their routine consistent.

Raise The Woof serves Science Diet formulated for sensitive skin and stomachs.

Yes. Bring your dog's food and feeding instructions so their diet stays consistent.

Pack pre-measured meals or enough food for the stay plus a little extra, labeled with your dog's name.

Ask staff about bringing treats for your dog's stay.

Bringing familiar food and sharing feeding habits helps picky eaters stay on track.

Share your dog's feeding schedule so staff can follow it as closely as possible.

Some dogs eat less the first day or two while adjusting to a new place.

Not yet. Raise The Woof is expanding its services to include medication administration soon.

Medication administration is coming soon. Call to check the latest status.

Senior dogs are welcome. Share your dog's needs so staff can make them comfortable.

Bring familiar food, share routines, and tell staff about mobility or health concerns.

Call Raise The Woof to discuss your dog's health needs before booking, especially if medication is required.

Yes. Sharing fears, habits, and behaviors helps staff give your dog the best care.

Puppies must meet the vaccination requirements. Call to discuss boarding younger dogs.

Many anxious dogs do well with a calm, consistent routine. Occasional daycare can help them get used to the facility first.

Share feeding instructions, health concerns, behavior notes, and emergency contacts.

Details on medication service will be available when it launches.

Dogs get time in the exercise yard at least once a day, usually two to three times.

Yes. Daily exercise yard time is included with every stay, not an extra charge.

A separated run is a private outdoor area attached to each suite so dogs can step outside on their own schedule.

Dogs from the same family get time together in the yard. Ask staff about how play is arranged for your dog.

Yes. Staff bring out toys during exercise yard time.

Exercise helps dogs burn energy, reduces stress, and makes boarding more comfortable.

Frequent yard time plus a private outdoor run helps active dogs stay happy during their stay.

Every dog must meet the same vaccination requirements, which helps keep shared spaces healthy.

Call Raise The Woof to ask how playtime is handled during storms or extreme heat.

Yes. Playtime can be adjusted to each dog's age and energy level.

Boarding is $35 per night for one dog and $65 per night for two dogs from the same family.

Add-ons include baths at $15 to $25 depending on size and provided meals at $5 per day.

All major forms of payment are accepted, including Venmo.

Raise The Woof asks for at least 24 hours' notice for cancellations. Stays canceled on shorter notice are charged for one night.

Call to ask about deposits and booking details.

Stays of seven consecutive nights or longer include a complimentary bath.

You can bring food at no extra cost or use provided meals for $5 per day.

No. Exercise yard playtime is included with every stay.

Call to ask about pricing and availability around holidays.

Call (903) 729-9663 or email raisethewoofpethotel@gmail.com.

Each of the seven private suites gives dogs real space to relax and stretch out, with no stacked cages and its own outdoor run.

Private suites keep dogs away from the constant noise and stress of open-bay setups, giving them a quiet, consistent space to rest.

Many boarding facilities allow a familiar blanket or bed. Ask Raise The Woof what items you can bring.

Yes. Every suite has its own outdoor access and separated run.

Yes. Dogs from the same family can share a suite.

Raise The Woof emphasizes clean facilities and a healthy environment for every guest.

No. Dogs also enjoy the exercise yard two to three times a day along with staff attention.

Call Raise The Woof to ask about suite features during hot Texas summers and cold snaps.

You can view photos in the gallery, and you are welcome to call and ask about visiting.

Staying small lets the team give every dog individual attention instead of getting lost in a large kennel.

Yes. Multiple dogs from the same household can share one suite.

The discounted two-dog rate is $65 per night.

Keeping bonded dogs together reduces stress and helps them settle in more easily.

Yes. Dogs from the same family get time together in the exercise yard.

Call Raise The Woof to discuss boarding three or more dogs from the same family.

If your dogs don't get along, tell staff so they can recommend the best arrangement.

Let staff know about feeding needs so dogs can be managed appropriately at mealtime.

Yes. Every dog must have current rabies, bordetella, and DHLPP vaccinations.

Yes. The two-dog rate costs less than booking two dogs separately.

Shared suites are designed for dogs from the same household.

Raise The Woof requires up-to-date vaccination records for rabies, bordetella, and DHLPP.

DHLPP is a combination vaccine that protects against distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza, and parvovirus.

Bordetella is a vaccine that helps protect against kennel cough, a contagious respiratory illness.

Yes. Bring current vaccination records from your veterinarian.

No. The vaccination standard applies to every guest without exception.

Requiring vaccines helps keep shared spaces like the exercise yard safe and healthy for all dogs.

Some vaccines take time to become effective. Ask your veterinarian how far ahead to vaccinate before boarding.

Kennel cough is a contagious respiratory illness in dogs that causes coughing. Vaccination helps reduce the risk.

Flea and tick prevention is recommended for dogs staying in any group setting. Ask staff about requirements.

Provide your veterinarian's contact information and emergency contacts at check-in.