Welcome to Fido's Place
Where your furry best friend comes for the fun, and leaves with their foundational skills, traits and behaviours elevated.
After many wonderful years, Fido’s Place Doggy Daycare will be closing on June 26, 2026 as CindyAnn heads into retirement.
It has been such a privilege to care for your dogs and be part of your lives. Thank you for your trust, support, and for sharing your amazing pups with us over the years.
Meet CindyAnn, The Heart Behind Fido's Place 🐾
Fido's Place Doggy Daycare didn't start as just a business — it started as a love story between one woman and the dogs she couldn't stop caring for.
CindyAnn opened Fido's Place with a simple but powerful belief: every dog deserves to be treated like family. What began as a dream grew into one of Weyburn's most trusted names in dog care. A place where pups didn't just spend the day, they thrived.
From busy working pawrents to dogs who needed a little extra socialization, CindyAnn built Fido's Place into a genuine community. She learned the names, the quirks, the favourite toys, and the not-so-secret snack preferences of hundreds of dogs over the years. She showed up — rain, shine, and Saskatchewan winter — because to her, these weren't just clients. They were her pack. 🐕
Alongside a dedicated team, CindyAnn offered daycare, grooming, training support, agility, home visits, and more. Always with safety, enrichment, and tail wags at the top of the list.
As CindyAnn steps into a well-earned retirement, she carries with her the gratitude of every family who trusted her with their most loyal companion.
Fido's Place will close its daycare doors on June 26th, 2026 — but the love that built this place doesn't retire. It just finds a new home in every dog who passed through these doors. 🐾❤️
Thank you for being part of our story.
“I was raised in a kennel. My family raised show dogs, and I started training and showing dogs at a very early age.”
CindyAnn Boehm
Owner, Fido's Place Doggy Daycare & Training Centre
CindyAnn Boehm's love for dogs has never left her. For years, she was a volunteer and board member for the Weyburn Humane Society and has trained her own dog, Harriet, to become a registered therapy dog.
In 2017, her love of dogs got her thinking about how she could make her passion a career. CindyAnn started researching best practices for doggy daycares in North America, with plans to open her own. “I spent countless hours learning how to create a safe and fun environment for dogs to socialize and exercise,” she says. “I also took every available course at the time.”
She has two pet first aid certifications and has completed an advanced course in K9 body language, as well as animal behaviour and training courses from Spirit Dog Training, K9 Turbo Training, Dog Gurus, Brandon McMillan and The Dog Handler Academy, as well as Dog Handler 101, 201 & 301.
She encourages her team to continue their education because as she says, "You can never know everything.”
CindyAnn is a current member of the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC), the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants (IAABC) and the International Boarding & Pet Services Association (IBPSA).