Hawaii MWR Pet Kennels

Tiffany a year ago

Good affordable option if you need care for pets while off island. Make sure you plan ahead and have your vet documentation in order.

Ns Stadium 2 years ago

Nice facilities for boarding my dogs. Very friendly, knowledgeable & caring Staff. Clean facilities & well organized. They sent pictures of my dogs while I was away. My dogs were happy & well cared for when I returned. Looking forward to their new location & facilities in July 2024.

Jess L 3 years ago

I’ve been stationed here 7+ years, and every time I travel stateside I leave my two dogs here since unfortunately bringing dogs in and out of Hawaii is a tedious process. The staff is super attentive, has great communication, professional, respectful, and accommodating. These kennels have the best price point in comparison to other boarding services on the island and are exclusively available for military. Our dogs always come home happy, and we know they enjoy all the other buddies they meet during their stay. I can’t stress enough how important it is to have a reliable kenneling service. I’ve heard of rover but quite frankly I prefer our dogs staying here because we’ve developed a relationship with the staff who goes above and beyond to care for our pups.

Brock Cummings 4 years ago

Great place and people, my 100lb fur baby had a great experience. Standard kennel is perfect size with a nice private room partition at the rear. The kennel had an open section in the front that took up 80% of the kennel. The back 20% is a little room that has the fence covered to make it dark and comfortable. They have elevated outdoor rated beds and large stainless steel water bowls. Make sure your food container has a rubber seal, don't ignore this requirement. Great price and environment for you family member.

Lee Ford 6 years ago

Dropped off our 2 pets, a 14 month old German Shepherd and a 12 year old cockapoo on 9 December. No health issues ever presented with either dog, both dogs had been housed here before. Received a phone call around 1500 on Thursday evening, the 12th of December that our German Shepherd had received a scratch on his nose due to trying to get at the dog in the kennel next to his and that they had been fighting. No other mentions of issues at that time, no concern or mention of further need for treatment simply an informative call. Received a phone call at 0700 on Friday morning that our 14 month German Shepherd was found dead. Was informed by the manager of the kennel that called that they would be paying for a necropsy to determine cause of death. Receive a text message an hour later from the manager, that they could not pay for the necropsy, but would take us to whatever facility we'd like to dispose of the remains/perform necropsy if we choose to do so at our cost. The misinformation after relaying our healthy german shepherd had died while in their care was unfortunate at that point. The kennel not having anyone on duty through the night to keep watch of the dogs is anothe