RED OAK kennels
Cindy Stancavish stands with her dog Boone outside the kennels at Red Oak Country Kennels.
For pet owners, being able to leave their
Kennels,” Stancavish said. “When I heard they
four-legged babies with someone they trust
closed, I was so upset. Greta was phenomenal
Lamberson and Stancavish re-opened the
is a priority.
at taking care of all the pets she kept. Like
kennel for business in May, just in time for the Memorial Day holiday.
indoor exercise area during bad weather.
That is why one local small business has
other pet owners, I was left wondering where I
been so successful. Opened a few years ago
would be able to take my dog where he would
Small is committed to helping the new
as a brand new boarding facility for dogs, Red
be happy, have plenty of space and I would
owners through the re-opening and will
Oak Country Kennels is trusted by pet owners
feel comfortable and confident knowing he
remain active in the business during the
in Nash County and beyond.
was getting the love, care and attention he
transition. Stancavish says the business will
deserves. After finding out that Greta was
pick up right where it left off.
When life events changed the course of owner Greta Small’s goals, she decided to sell the business in hopes that it would continue to operate under new ownership.
selling, it just made sense.”
“We have a love for animals and for
At Red Oak Country Kennels, pets have
helping people and we are ready to put
been spoiled in a comfortable, climate-
our entrepreneurial experience to work,”
Local residents Brian Lamberson and
controlled facility with individual indoor and
Stancavish said. “It takes a lot of trust for
Cindy Stancavish stepped up to the challenge.
outdoor runs, spacious outdoor play areas, no
someone to leave their pet, a member of
“I was a client of Red Oak Country
limits on the amount of outside time and an
their family, in the care of someone else. It
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