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The happiest pup when I go pick Titus up. Excited when we get there. The staff are amazing and love…read moretheir work and it truly shows. No better place to take your fur babies.

Dog almost died, Emergency Surgery…read more On June 17th, 2026 Our dog, Phoebe, unfortunately had to undergo emergency surgery due to the lack of clarity and responsibility of the Woof Den. Upon arrival, the application stated she is prone to eating foreign objects (i.e. "stuff on the ground"). At some point during the night she chewed and ate the plastic baseboard in her room and after the staff realized this first thing in the morning they still did not notify us until 12:21pm. They stated she was doing totally fine, nothing is wrong, she probably puked it all back up. They even tried to feed her twice during that day and let her run around and play with all of that plastic in her stomach. When we were finally notified about 6 hours after they discovered what happened, we requested photos because the information we received wasn't clear. The girl on the phone said she ate "wood" and it was about "1 foot". After 1 hour of receiving no photos from then we had to call back and text before receiving a photo. We then discovered it was way more than a foot and it wasn't wood, it was plastic. When speaking with a man named James, during pickup that afternoon, he told us there were rooms in another area that had tile on the floor and up the walls and we were left wondering why she was not placed in those rooms first after stating she is prone to eating foreign objects. (Because we aren't allowed back into the boarding area, we had no clue that there was anything for her to eat in the rooms) She puked up her dinner that evening, then puked up handfuls of plastic all night long so we decided time to go to the emergency vet. They did scans and found that her stomach was packed entirely full with the plastic and the best option was immediate surgery. After seeing how much the doctor removed and receiving pictures from the wolf den it became clear she ate about 2.5 feet of the plastic baseboard. The Woof Den would not comply after weeks of us trying through countless phone calls and emails, even though it was stated through verbal communication and the information provided on her paperwork about her separation anxiety and tendencies to eat things. We were forced to pay for the emergency surgery out of pocket with zero compensation from the Woof Den. Upon further review after this incident we have found that The Woof Den has had several Civil Penalties with the NC Department of Agriculture.

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