At Camp Run-A-Mutt,
it's all about the dogs...
The award-winning Camp Run-A-Mutt™ is the premier cage free doggie daycare and boarding paradise! Our indoor/outdoor camp is beautiful (see for yourself on our Muttcams), fun, safe and supervised 24/7. Camp Run-A-Mutt™ South Bay features over 10000 square feet of indoor and outdoor play area for your dog to romp, play and socialize to their heart's content! Watch your camper online as they run on the spacious grassy area, cool off in the custom waterfall/splashpond, relax on the sun deck or under the cooling misters on a hot day. We also offer dog washing, grooming, boutique, obedience training and surprises you’ll find only at Camp Run-A-Mutt™. Your pup will love it, and so will you.
It's not just the amenities that make us unique. Camp Run-A-Mutt™ is also 100% cage-free for both daycare and overnight boarding. Your pup will receive exceptional care by our well-trained, attentive staff who are certified in pet CPR and first aid. Overnight Campers enjoy the security of a caring human in the same room while they snooze. Our goal is to make boarding fun by minimizing the stress and anxiety some dogs experience when they are away from home. “Pack boarding” instead of cages, human love instead of being alone, it’s a no brainer.
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It's Time to Celebrate Our 7 Year Anniversary and the Holidays!
Saturday, December 8th, 4:00-7:00pm
We can't believe that it's been 7 years since we've opened our doors and welcomed so many awesome pups! We are inviting everyone to help us celebrate at our Anniversary/Holiday Party! Bring your pups for playtime on the yard, enjoy food & drinks, get holiday photos done by Onnie Hull the pet photographer, get a cute caricature done of your pup from the Hannah Han the caricature artist, and goodies for 2-legged and 4-legged guests. Everyone is welcome and you don't need to be a Camp client to come! Dogs must be on leash.
Camp Location
Camp Run-A-Mutt South Bay
945 W 190th Street
Gardena, CA 90248
phone: 310-323-2267
fax: 310-217-8162
Christmas and New Year's Days
Tuesdays; December 25th and January 1st
We will be closed for daycare on Tuesday, December 25th and Tuesday January 1st, however, pickup for boarding dogs will be from 10am to 2pm. If your dog will be boarding with us, don't forget to call ahead and make your reservation as we will fill up fast! Holiday boarding rate of $70/night applies for the night of the holiday and the night before the holiday.
Business Hours
Weekdays: 6:30 am to 7:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Pickups for holidays we are closed: 10am - 2pm
Our locations
Check out our services!
Daycare
Our daycare lets dogs do what dogs do best: run with the pack, play with friends (both human and dog), chase balls, splash in our splash pond/waterfall, lounge in the sun or simply hide safely away on top of one of our many structures and watch the hi-jinx. See for yourself on our Muttcams.
Boarding
Like our daycare, boarding is also cage free. This means, “pack boarding" indoors with the pack and mothered by our qualified alpha human. Our staff stays with your pup all night to make sure they are safe, comfortable, relaxed and all their needs are met. A good nights sleep tonight means a sharp mind and lots of energy tomorrow.
Grooming
Our groomers are skilled, patient and most importantly, love dogs. Dogs who get groomed at our camp get to play right up until their appointment. Most dogs actually enjoy the break and our groomer knows that tired dogs are more relaxed and easier to groom. It’s really a win/win for everyone.
Obedience
Even the best dogs can develop undesirable behaviors. All Camp Run-A-Mutt trainers practice positive re-enforcement methods which is the most humane and effective training there is. Most camps offer a variety of obedience options, like on-site classes, "board and train”, and one-on-one training.
Meet the owners
Adele has always had a love and passion for dogs. She has been a dog owner since childhoood and during her many years in the aerospace industry working until the early hours of the morning, she always made time to play ball and give the care and attention her dogs needed so much.
In 2004, she met Julie Nystrom, whose daughter was in Girl Scouts with Adele's daughter. Julie's love for dogs, her involvement with dog adoptions and the local dog society was a perfect combination and bringing Julie on as Manager helped Adele make the big decision. In 2011, Adele decided to walk away from the corporate world to pursue her dream of doing something she was very passionate about.
