new in Georgetown, Halton Hills ↓
Small groups. Big backyard. Happy dogs.
Wildroot is a daycare, boarding and adventure-walk home for Halton Hills dogs. Half an acre of fenced grass, play groups of eight or fewer, and a webcam so you can peek in from your desk.
- ½
- acre of fenced grass
- 8
- dogs per staffer, tops
- 3
- live webcams
Play hard, nap harder.
Dogs do best with rhythm. Here's what a typical weekday looks like for our pack.
- 7:00
Drop-off & sniff-in
A calm hello at the gate, a quick health check, and a lap of the yard to read the morning news.
- 9:00
Group play
Groups of 8 or fewer, matched by size and play style. Lots of chase, zero chaos.
- 11:30
Adventure walk
The trail crew heads out along the Credit River paths for a proper sniffari.
- 1:00
Quiet hour
Lights low, soft music, cozy cots. Even the zoomiest pups learn to nap.
- 3:00
Brain games
Snuffle mats, puzzle feeders and a little recall practice for good measure.
- 5:30
Pick-up & report card
A tired, happy dog and a text with photos of their day.
Simple pricing, no surprise fees.
All prices in CAD, HST extra. Founding members lock in 15% off for their first year.
The boring stuff we take very seriously.
- Every staffer holds a current canine first aid & CPR certificate.
- Double-gated entries, so no one slips out at pick-up.
- Rubber turf zone and shaded grass, with water stations every 20 metres.
- Play groups split by size, age and energy — rechecked every day.
- Live webcams in every play area, open to you from 7am to 6:30pm.
- Licensed and insured, with Georgetown Animal Hospital four minutes away.
Maya Okafor
Ten years running dog programs in Guelph. Certified in canine first aid and CPR.
Tom Lindqvist
Knows every off-leash-safe path in Halton Hills. Carries an extra-large treat pouch.
Priya Sandhu
Fear Free certified. Runs every temperament visit personally.
Three steps to join the pack.
Up-to-date vaccines
Proof from your vet of:
- Rabies
- DHPP (distemper/parvo)
- Bordetella (kennel cough)
A free temperament visit
A relaxed two-hour trial with Priya. We introduce one calm dog at a time and see how your pup likes the group life.
The basics
Spayed or neutered by 7 months, flea and tick prevention, and a flat collar or harness with ID tags.
Be one of our first 50 families.
We're new, and we want neighbours who'll grow with us. Founding members get perks that stick around long after opening week.
Claim a founding spot- 15% off daycare and boarding for your first 12 months
- Your first daycare day free after the temperament visit
- A Wildroot bandana and your dog's name on our Founders' Fence
- Priority booking for holiday boarding
Things dog parents ask us.
How big are the play groups?
Never more than 8 dogs per staff member, and groups are split by size and energy. Shy dogs get a softer group to start.
Can I watch my dog during the day?
Yes. Every play area has a live webcam you can open from your phone, 7am to 6:30pm.
What if my dog isn't a fit for group play?
Some dogs simply prefer people. We'll tell you honestly and suggest solo walks or boarding instead.
Do you take puppies?
From 16 weeks, once their core vaccines are complete. Puppies get their own short morning session.
What happens if there's an emergency?
Every staffer is first-aid certified, and Georgetown Animal Hospital is four minutes away. We call you first, always.
Book a meet & greet.
214 Mountainview Rd S, Georgetown, ON
Five minutes from Main St, with free parking right by the gate.
| Monday – Friday | 7:00am – 6:30pm |
| Saturday | 8:00am – 4:00pm |
| Sunday | Boarding pick-ups only, 4–6pm |
