Located in the quiet region of Toogoom, Critter Creek Kennels provides safe and comfortable accommodation for both cats and dogs. Now you can book that holiday, comforted in the knowledge that the furry member of your family will be cared for to the highest standard. Our kennels are available for both short and long-term care to suit your requirements. We also run a secure cattery for customers in Toogoom and the Fraser Coast region. All cats enjoy private and comfortable accommodation. Please note all pets staying with us must be immunised for the safety of all guests. While staying at Critter Creek Kennels, your pet will be well cared for. So they don't feel lonely, we run a television 24-hours a day to provide background noise. Your pet also has the option of fresh or dry food, or a combination of the two. We offer a Fraser Coast pick-up and delivery service for pets, which is perfect if you are short on time to drop your pet to us. To make a booking, please phone Critter Creek Kennels today.

The Maryborough Animal Refuge and Boarding Kennels is situated on nearly 4 acres of lush green land. Located on the outskirts of Maryborough, just off the Bruce Highway, it is about a 5 minute drive into the centre of town. The Property comprises the following: - 16 Refuge Dog Kennels - 1 large yard and 2 smaller yards Refuge exercise yards - A Cattery that can house up to 12 adult cats - A Kittery that can house up to 10 kittens in a play area - A Quarantine area for cats and kittens when they first arrive - An Isolation Unit and yard, for animals that are in quarantine, are unwell or require some special treatment - 23 Dog Boarding Kennels, with three adjacent exercise yards - 10 Cat Boarding Pens - An Office/Reception area - Several sheds for storage and other activities - On-site live-in Caretaker The Maryborough Animal Refuge is a Not-For-Profit, registered Charity which was established in the late 1970s as a completely volunteer-run facility. Over the years, it has grown and expanded to include five part-time Managers. The Refuge still relies heavily upon volunteers to assist with the cleaning, dog-walking and maintenance. The Boarding Kennels brings in the finances that are required to maintain the Refuge side of the work. We are a “Low Kill” Refuge, with a euthanasia rate of approximately two animals a year, mainly due to significant ill-health or challenging behaviour that could cause danger. Euthanasia is the very last response after every other possible option has been explored. We are a group of volunteers and staff who are driven by our passion to rescue and rehome animals, and to educate our local community to become responsible pet owners. It is paramount that our animals are cared for in the most compassionate and caring way possible while they wait for their forever homes.