RESOURCES
Veterinarians
Great Slave Animal Hospital
Dr. Tom Pisz 129 Kam Lake Road Yellowknife, NT (867) 873-2579 emergency (867) 446-2579 gsah@ssimicro.com |
Mackenzie Veterinary Services
Box 3629 High Level, AB T0H 1Z0 Contact the clinic at: (780) 926-5790 Dr.'s Stickney travel with their mobile vet clinic to Hay River, Fort Smith, Fort Simpson and Fort Providence, NT |
Yellowknife Veterinary Clinic
Dr. Michael Hughes
27 Melville Drive ( Kam Lake)
(867) 920-PETS (7387)
Hours of operation:
Surgery and sick animals at 8-9 am
Appointments weekdays- afternoon from 2-7pm and Saturdays 10 to 3pm.
Dr. Michael Hughes
27 Melville Drive ( Kam Lake)
(867) 920-PETS (7387)
Hours of operation:
Surgery and sick animals at 8-9 am
Appointments weekdays- afternoon from 2-7pm and Saturdays 10 to 3pm.
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Boarding Facilities
Smiling Igloo Dog Boarding
123 Curry Drive
PO Box 2156 Yellowknife, NT X1A 2N8 (867) 766-2463 smilingigloo@gmail.com http://www.smilingigloodogboarding.ca/ |
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Yellowknife Pet Sitters & Walkers
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Monica Koetzle
Any and all types of animals. We prefer dogs but we've done everything from lizards, fish, rare birds, cats and dogs of all types and sizes. References are available. ginger_spice11@hotmail.com Elaine Look
Long term permanent resident of Yellowknfie. All types of animals. References available. elainer66@yahoo.com |
Louise Groll
All types of animals. References available. troopie04@yahoo.com.au Adam Bourque bourqueadam@hotmail.com Jen
I will run or ski with your energetic dog once, or multiple times a week for an hour at a time with other friendly dogs no matter what the temperature. Your pup will be picked up/dropped off and guaranteed happy and tired when they return home to you. Please call or email for details. Phone Jen at 445-7074 in Yellowknife |
Dog Grooming Sevices
4 Paws Dog Spa at Artistic Hound
Call Jessica @ 873-5190
Email : grooming@theartistichound.com
Email : grooming@theartistichound.com
Obedience and Agility Training
Rruff Diamonds Dog Agility Club is a not-for-profit society registered in the NWT. The small group of volunteer coaches and participants organize dog agility practices during the summer months of May through September. Agility is an exciting recreational activity in which dogs maneuver through an obstacle course, guided by their human handler.
Beginner Agility lessons start in May. Registration for these lessons starts in February. Information is posted on the NWT SPCA website. Class size is limited.
Practices take place at the Tommy Forrest Ball Field. The Club has all the proper dog agility equipment. Some members and their dogs have participated in competitions in the south. The club has brought up professional trainers for lessons and fun meets. The Club holds an annual fun meet on Labour Day weekend. For more information: http://www.rruffdiamondsdogagility.ca
Gay Kennedy call 873-4495 (evenings) or email xgayke@ssimicro.com
Beginner Agility lessons start in May. Registration for these lessons starts in February. Information is posted on the NWT SPCA website. Class size is limited.
Practices take place at the Tommy Forrest Ball Field. The Club has all the proper dog agility equipment. Some members and their dogs have participated in competitions in the south. The club has brought up professional trainers for lessons and fun meets. The Club holds an annual fun meet on Labour Day weekend. For more information: http://www.rruffdiamondsdogagility.ca
Gay Kennedy call 873-4495 (evenings) or email xgayke@ssimicro.com





