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The Animal Resort

We brought the dogs to The Animal Resort for a run and to see some “farm animals”. At this two-hectare resort, you’ll find a pet hotel, a shop, a grooming school and a free-to-use dog run that covers an area of about half a football field. Open to both members and non-members, it has garden tables and agility facilities. The Animal Resort is located at 81 Seletar West Farmway and is open daily between 9.30am-6pm.

We were greeted by a goat…

A horse that wanted to eat Joy…

And a whole buch of birds - geese, peacocks, ducks, etc.

This is the dog run area!

First off, our dogs start with some grazing (as usual)…

And more grazing – do they look like cows?

Wait, is that a pond I see?

Swim? Yes? No? Maybe? Come back later?

And into the water they go!

All in all a fantastic day out as the dogs got to run around, swim, meet other strange animals and birds. As for us, we were really hot so we ended off the trip at the cafe for a nice cold drink :)