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Yellowstone National ParkA herd of Bison, commonly called Buffalo, graze along a roadside.
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Yellowstone National Park
Kennels Outside the Park
Please Note: There are no kennels within Yellowstone National Park. All of these kennels are in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
 
Montana

Bozeman
All West Veterinary Hospital
(406) 586-4919		 Dog On Wheels
(406) 763-4214
Valley View Veterinary Boarding
(406) 586-9094		 Gallatin Veterinary Hospital
(406) 587-4458
Bozeman Veterinary Hospital
(406) 587-4275		 Kennels West
(406) 587-7446

Emigrant		  
Querencia Kennels
(406) 333-4500
36 miles N of Gardiner		  

Ennis
White and White Veterinary Service
(406) 682-7151		  

Gardiner
Kennels at the Smith Family Ranch
(406) 848-7477		 Yellowstone Park Kennels
406-223-7845

Livingston
Colmey Pet Plaza
(406) 222-1440		 Querencia Kennels
(406) 333-4500
Livingston Veterinary Hospital
(406) 222-3011
  

West Yellowstone
Doggie Duties
(406) 646-7074 home
(775) 848-9239 cell		  
   
Wyoming

Cody
Chinook Kennels
(307) 587-3379		 Cody Veterinary Hospital
(307) 587-3151
Cody Country Bed and Biscuit
(307) 587-1073		 Pet Set
(307) 587-9515

Jackson
Kindness Kennels
(307) 733-2633		 Jackson Hole Veterinary Clinic
(307) 733-4279
Spring Creek Kennels
(307) 733-1606		 Critter Sitter
(307) 733-1407
Seventh Cavalry Ensignia Pin.  

Did You Know?
Prior to the establishment of the National Park Service, the U.S. Army protected Yellowstone between 1886 and 1918. Fort Yellowstone was established at Mammoth Hot Springs for that purpose.

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Last Updated: March 17, 2009 at 14:49 EST