How Spruce Hill Kennels Earns Pet Owner Trust In Morgan County

Leaving town is supposed to feel exciting, but if you’ve ever packed a bag while worrying about your dog’s meds or your cat’s stress levels, you know how fast that excitement turns into doubt. We’re talking with Dustin and Samantha “Sam” Sanders, the new owners of Spruce Hill Kennels in Martinsville, Indiana, about what pet boarding really demands when you take it seriously and why “peace of mind” is a service all by itself.They share how their roots in Little Russell’s Pet Rescue and the Morgan County 4-H dog club led them to take over a kennel that’s been part of the community for nearly 60 years. We get practical about the daily work: watching the weather to keep animals comfortable, building feeding schedules that actually match what pets do at home, and managing medication routines that don’t stop at bedtime. If you’re searching for dog boarding in Morgan County, cat boarding near Martinsville IN, or a pet kennel you can trust, this conversation lays out what to ask and what to look for.We also dig into what makes Spruce Hill unique, including indoor-outdoor kennel runs that keep dogs secure while giving them choice, plus grooming on site. Dustin and Sam explain how they’re improving cleanliness and routines while keeping the legacy standards that longtime clients expect, and we touch on local partnerships like St. Francis Pet Hospital and low-cost vaccine clinic resources they share with the community.To book a stay, call 765-342930 or message Spruce Hill Kennels on Facebook. If you find this helpful, subscribe, share it with a pet owner who travels, and leave a review so more Morgan County neighbors can find trusted pet care.