home. Pet parents are encouraged to bring familiar food, toys, and a blanket or sheet for their bed. “We really want to provide a service that’s not a hotel, but more of a place where people feel comfortable leaving their pets,” he said. Sherlock hopes that the care they give their guests will help them to expand into providing specialized care for pets of deployed soldiers or older people who have been moved to nursing homes. “We want to be eventually be able to help people who are looking for long-term care and provide it to them at a discounted rate.” The theme of kindness is evident throughout the facility, and is partly due to the Sherlock’s faith. “These [dogs] are all God’s creatures, and you’ve really got to treat them well,” he said. “We’re trying to take care of these pets and really make sure they’re getting well-looked after.” For more information about Katy Dog Suites, visit their website at KatyDogSuites.com or contact them via email at info@dogsuites.com or call (832) 520-1213.
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