Professional Documents
Culture Documents
FOR
PAWFECT HAVEN SERVICES
Table of Contents
The Basics 1
Core Values 1
Vision Statement 1
Mission Statement……………………………………………………………………..………………1
Values Statement ……………………………………………………………………..……………1
General Business Policies and Procedures 2
Pre-Entry Examination 5
Policies for Boarding Service 6
Cleaning Responsibilities7
Daily Cleaning Services 7
After Service disinfection for cages 8
Meal Preparations9
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The Basics
In Pawfect Haven Services we seek to create an environment where pets can enjoy and spend
comfortable time away from their homes. This principle should be true for each member our
team! And in order to achieve this, we must have an effective, helpful, and encouraging culture.
We take pride on each member of this team as all the members shares an upbeat and happy
personality which is shared upon the customers and other member of the team. Regardless of the
team member job position, we value the rights of being heard and understood especially with
their opinion in managing the place. Though this type of business is hard and tiring we are proud
and lucky to be able to work with number of fur pets and fur parents each day.
Our Core Values
The primary goal of our business is to :
To provide Quality service for pets by providing safe and clean environment.
To provide support towards fur parents by ensuring the safety and well-being of their pets
inside our facility.
To create an environment where pets can enjoy despite being away from their home.
Our Vision
Pawfect Haven Services vision is to expand the opportunities for pet care related
services through the help employees by sharing insights, knowledge and dedication on
their work
Our Mission
Pawfect Haven Services aims to provide the best pet care services and a safe place for
your fur babies. And to always ensure the satisfaction on both fur parents and fur babies.
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Care - They will see that we are caring to the pets and to have care on the needs and
wants of the clients.
The operations manual of Pawfect Haven Services includes the list of the step-by-step procedure
to be taken in order to provide safe and comfortable care towards client’s pets. The procedures
to be taken under this manual are the standardized process in pet care related business. This
will also include the description of the business operations and any other related information
concerning the services to be offered in this business.
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1.2 Business Hours
The business will operate from Mondays-Sundays excluding the special non-working
holidays. The reservations to avail services will start from 8:00am to 5:00pm regardless if
it’s for daycare or overnight stay. However, the overall operational services are not limited
during the mentioned time frame as we include overnight stay where employees take care
of pets even after the reservation frame.
1.3 Reservations
Deposits are needed in order to acquire reservations for date and time of any services. This
is to ensure that the facility will be able to provide quality service for pets by admitting
suggested/prescribed number of pets. The deposit needed to make a reservation for daycare
and overnight stay will be 50% of the total price, while 80% deposit is needed for any
services during holiday and peak seasons. The reservation deposit will be a non-refundable
fee.
1.4 Reservations Requests
Reservations is best to plan a week in advance in order ensure the availability but last
minute reservation can still be accommodated as best possible, but the availability has no
guarantee. Pawfect Haven Services has the right to deny reservation requests.
1.5 Cancellation
The cancellation policy is applicable on all types of services. There will be no cash refunds
unless there is death in the family which can include pet, or Pawfect Haven Services
cancels. After the cancellation, the money due will be treated as a credit that can be used in
future services.
1.6 Inclement Weather
For the safety of our employees and clients, Pawfect Haven Services will be closed for
services during Inclement Weather where it is unsafe to travel. The service fee will be
credited upon your account and can be used for future events.
1.7 Emergencies
Since Pawfect Haven Services is a Boarding Facility alone, when emergency arises upon
your pets. We will take your pets on a Veterinary Clinic of you will indicate on the
Authorization Form. The fur parent will be notified as soon as possible. In an instance
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where the owner and emergency contact is out of reach, We will make the executive
decisions on the veterinary care.
1.8 Medication/Vaccination
Upon the arrival of the clients, the pets medication history and updated vaccine card shall
be presented in order to assess the type of care needed to be offered upon the pets. It is also
a way to ensure that the pets will be safe in contagious viruses.
1.9 Cleanliness
As a service business who takes care on others pet. It is important to ensure the cleanliness
of the place by frequent disinfection and cleaning of surface area. The litters shall be
disposed properly in order to avoid the spread of bacteria and unpleasant smell. There will
also a 1 hour sanitation after each batch in order to prepare the place thoroughly.
1.10 Confidentiality
Under this, the management ensures the observant of Privacy Policy. Any member of the
business are not allowed to disclose any client’s information towards a third party.
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Pre-Entry Examination
A Pre-Entry Examination is performed to ensure that all pets entering the facility are healthy and
free from contagious diseases, cuts, scrapes, injuries, and ear and eye infections. The Pre-Entry
Exam also protects the center from liability in case of a customer complaint or dispute.
The pre-entry exam takes about a minute and MUST be performed on every dog entering the
facility. Fill out a Pre-Entry Exam worksheet for every dog.
1. GREETING: Approach the dog and let the dog become familiar with you. Have the
owner hold the dog by the leash while you perform the exam. Ask the owner if there are any
places on the dog that are sensitive (this may help protect you from a dog bite).
2. EYES: Once you are familiar with the dog, check the dog’s eyes. Look for excess
discharge or redness. Some breeds may have “weepy” eyes (Maltese, Poodle, etc.) and they will
often have reddish stains from their eyes. This is usually normal.
3. EARS: Check the dog’s ears for signs of infection. Dirty, foul- smelling discharge,
excess redness, inflammation, or matted hair inside the ear canal should all be noticed.
4. FEET: Check each of the dog’s paws for long toenails, cracked toenails, cuts, or sores on
the pads of the paws.
5. FUR: Run your fingers through the dog’s fur and note if the fur is dry or flaky or has
mats. Check behind the elbows and ears for mats on long-coated dogs, as these are the most
common spots. Pull the fur back and carefully look for any signs of fleas – fleas themselves or
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white or black “flea dirt” (eggs and feces, respectively). Check for hot spots, cuts, or sores all
over the coat.
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Cleaning Responsibilities
Daily Cleaning Process
Call all the pets to the same side of the cage/place in accordance to their type.
• Scoop up all the solid fecal material or toy parts with the scooper in each run all at once.
• Scrub with a stiff brush all the areas, removing the organic material.
• Rinse run/cage.
• Go back to the start of the run section, and spray the walls, floor, and the gate of each run
with the disinfectant solution.
• When you are finished with the entire row, and it has been at least 10 minutes to ensure
proper contact time for disinfectant to work, go back to the first run and rinse with clear water.
• Provide toy.
• Move all the pets back to the clean side, close the door or remove walls after them and
repeat above process on the other side.
• When finished, open the door or walls and let the pets have access to both sides.
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• Soak the scoopers in the disinfectant bucket.
• Empty the trash for your area and replace with clean bags
NOTE: When you remove a pet from his/her cage permanently, place a red “dirty cage” card
on the cage to indicate that the cage needs to be disinfected.
Empty the entire cage, and take dishes, any blanket or toy to the washing area.
Scoop out any organic material
Spray detergent on every surface of the run.
Scrub with a stiff brush all the areas, removing the organic material.
Rinse run/cage.
Apply disinfectant or bleach solution to all surfaces of cage/run including the top, sides and gate.
Let it sit for 10 minutes, rinse, and wipe or let dry.
Set up with newspaper lining and a full litter pan in the back of the cage.
Place an empty water dish in the center of the cage upside down.
This setup is a visual sign for all staff and volunteers that the cage is disinfected and ready for a new
animal.
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Meal Preparations
GENERAL
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When putting water in cages of puppies, place the bowls to the back of the cage – they
are less likely to be tipped over.
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