What if daycare drop off could change more than one life? Pawsability Dog Club makes that happen every day in Bushwick, Brooklyn. This nonprofit dog daycare trains neurodivergent adults for pet care careers while your dog plays and rests.
That mission shapes everything the club does. Pawsability Dog Club is a 501c3 nonprofit, so donations count as tax deductible. Staff build real vocational skills as they walk, groom, and watch over each dog. The club also runs Paws and Pizza, which introduces special needs students to pet care work early.
Space still comes first, though, especially in a busy city. Dog daycare safety experts recommend one handler for every 10 to 15 dogs. Pawsability Dog Club caps its daycare at 35 dogs a day, split across two indoor rooms and one outdoor yard. That balance keeps every pup close to a caring set of eyes.
Pricing stays clear too, so nothing feels like a surprise. A full day of care costs 42 dollars, and a half day costs 33 dollars. Frequent visitors save more through day bundles, like 20 full days for 780 dollars.
Care does not stop at daycare, either. The club also offers grooming, from a basic bath to a full groom with a haircut. Need something quicker? Private walks run 15 or 30 minutes, with easy transport for nearby residents.
Doors open Monday through Friday, from 8am to 6pm. Ready to give your dog a joyful day with real purpose behind it? Visit Pawsability Dog Club at 1510 Gates Avenue, or call 929 342 0872 to register today.
