Trusted since 1989
Feline Boarding
The cattery is renovated and kept well away from the dog suites, with condos or window seating that looks out on the neighbouring farm. Only one family of cats explores it at a time.
Chapter 01
A separate wing, not a spare corner
Cats board in their own renovated cattery, physically separate from the dog suites, built to feel closer to home than to a hospital ward. Guests get a condo or window seating with a view of the neighbouring farm and its cows, soft mood music playing through the room, and a fish tank that does more for a nervous cat than any toy could. Litter is unscented, litter boxes and stainless steel bowls are washed daily, and fresh water is out around the clock.
Only one family of cats is out exploring the cattery's common space at a time, so your cat isn't sharing a room with a stranger's the way a boarding kennel sometimes crowds cats together. If your cat would rather not see any other guest at all, ask and the condo can be made fully private on request, no view of anyone else's stay.
A cat guest in Noah's renovated cattery
What a day looks like
Food is provided at no extra cost, an adult moist or dry diet, or you're welcome to bring your cat's own food and medicine from home if that's what they're used to. Lunchtime and bedtime tuck-in treats happen daily, the same ritual the dogs next door get, and every cat gets a few hours of playtime built into the day with toys and scratching posts inside the cattery itself.
The rate is $28.00 a day, any size cat, and that covers the condo, the food, the litter, and the daily playtime. There's no activity add-on the way there is for dogs. It's a simpler stay by design, built around rest and a quiet routine rather than group play.
Chapter 03
Getting your cat here, and what's needed first
A secure carrier makes the trip easier on your cat, and Noah's can provide one for the car-to-cattery transfer if you don't have your own. Bring something that smells like home, a blanket or an old shirt, and if your cat needs medicine, bring it in its original bottle along with any food you'd rather supply yourself.
Every cat needs a rabies certificate and current proof of rabies and feline distemper (FVRCP) vaccination from a vet on file before their first stay, along with a signed boarding agreement with an emergency contact, which only needs to happen once. Vaccines need to be at least three days old before check-in, with two weeks recommended as the safer window, and the paperwork itself should be in 48 hours ahead of the stay.
Who this stay isn't right for
Cats with FIV or a history of upper respiratory infections, what most owners call cat colds, can't be boarded in the cattery. It's a small, shared airspace, and one contagious guest puts every other cat in that wing at risk for the length of their stay. If that describes your cat, call the office and Geena or Kat can talk through what options exist.
A military discount is available, and a no-notice cancellation is billed at one night's rate, the same policy as the dog side of the building. Picking up or dropping off outside office hours runs $10 plus $1 a minute, same as canine boarding.
Noah's Pet Motel. Fully licensed, bonded and insured. Call (610) 323-2206 to ask about a stay.