Wallee Kennels

We boarded our dog there December of 2006 while we were out-of-state for 10 days. In that time period our Lab, Al, went from 85lbs. to nearly 70lbs. He refused to eat when we got home even refusing Rotisserie Chicken, out of desperation. I spent another $300 on vet bills to find out that nothing was wrong, other than something happened at the kennel. The first of January he started having seizures. He was only 2 at the time. No one would admit to it. But I seriously believe a "helper" knocked him on the head and kicked him. He is now fearful of being touched wrong, we have to muzzle him at the vets office now and you can't dare touch his stomach. He used to be easy going, but now you have to be careful for fear he may bite.