Charleston, July 29, 2025
News Summary
Dog Tired has announced the opening of a new dog daycare facility in Downtown Charleston this August, marking its fourth location. This new facility will provide indoor play areas and focus on small, supervised playgroups for enhanced pet care. Alongside dog daycare, services will include overnight boarding, grooming, and in-home pet sitting. The grand opening will feature special offers for local residents. Additionally, a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Charleston County, urging residents to stay indoors and follow safety precautions during severe weather.
Charleston
Dog Tired, a leading provider of dog daycare and related services, has announced the opening of a new location in Downtown Charleston this August. This expansion marks the company’s fourth facility and will be its first indoor play environment, designed to improve service accessibility for clients residing in the downtown area.
Owners Gray Moore and Owen Hardy expressed enthusiasm for the new location, emphasizing their commitment to offering more convenient services tailored to the needs of pet owners in the city. The facility will focus on providing small playgroups, ensuring pets receive individualized attention within an enriched environment.
New Services Offered
The Downtown Charleston facility will offer a range of services including:
- Dog daycare featuring small, supervised playgroups.
- Overnight boarding in a safe and comfortable environment.
- Professional grooming services.
- In-home pet sitting with tailored care for each pet’s unique needs.
Since its inception over 16 years ago, Dog Tired has been dedicated to enhancing the lives of pets while providing peace of mind to their owners. The grand opening will be marked by festivities and special offers, inviting residents to experience the new facility and services firsthand. For more information, residents are encouraged to visit Dog Tired’s website or follow the company on social media.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
On a separate note, the National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Charleston County. The warning was released on Tuesday at 3:37 p.m. and is effective until 4:15 p.m. The storm is characterized by wind gusts reaching up to 60 mph and was noted to be located near Hollywood, SC, moving southwest at 10 mph.
Areas affected by this warning include:
- Johns Island
- West Ashley
- Hollywood
- Ravenel
- Meggett
- Yonges Island
- Wadmalaw Island
- Dungannon Heritage Preserve
- Rantowles
- Capwells Crossroads
Residents are urged to seek shelter inside sturdy structures and avoid windows during the storm. The severe weather is anticipated to cause damaging winds and heavy rain poses a risk of flash flooding. Travelers are advised against driving through flooded areas, as this could lead to dangerous hydroplaning conditions.
Lightning Safety
Every year, there are around 25 million lightning strikes recorded in the United States, primarily during the summer months. These strikes lead to approximately 20 fatalities annually. To stay safe during thunderstorms, individuals should remain indoors and seek shelter as necessary, especially when thunder is present.
Conclusion
As Dog Tired prepares for its grand opening in Downtown Charleston, locals look forward to enhanced pet care services while also being reminded of the safety precautions necessary during severe weather alerts.
FAQ
What services will Dog Tired offer at the new location?
Dog Tired will provide dog daycare, overnight boarding, professional grooming, and in-home pet sitting services.
When will the new Dog Tired location open?
The new location is set to open this August.
What areas are affected by the severe thunderstorm warning?
The warning affects Johns Island, West Ashley, Hollywood, Ravenel, Meggett, Yonges Island, Wadmalaw Island, Dungannon Heritage Preserve, Rantowles, and Capwells Crossroads.
Overview of Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| New Location | Downtown Charleston, opening in August |
| Services Offered | Dog daycare, overnight boarding, grooming, pet sitting |
| Thunderstorm Warning Issued | Issued for Charleston County until 4:15 p.m. |
| Wind Gusts | Potential gusts of 60 mph |
| Lightning Statistics | Approximately 25 million strikes annually in the U.S. |
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Additional Resources
- Island Packet: Severe Weather Update
- Wikipedia: Charleston
- Live 5 News: Thunderstorm Warning
- Google Search: Weather Charleston
- ABC News 4: Severe Thunderstorm Warning
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Thunderstorm
- Post and Courier: Thunderstorm Impact
- Google News: Charleston Thunderstorm Warning
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