Places to board a cat? (Raleigh: condo, new home, closing)

[beittels]

First off, I want to thank everyone on this board for their generous time and advice over the last two months. My wife and I have finally chosen a home in North Raleigh and we'll be moving right before Thanksgiving. We're excited....

BUT we need your help again. We have three cats that need a "Pampered" place to stay in between the closing day on our home in Northern VA to the closing day on our new home in Raleigh. We would prefer a kitty condo in Raleigh (or somewhere close by) where they can all three stay together in one larger area, without exposure to any of the other kitty cats. We want it to be large enough for them to be able to play and lounge as if they were at home. We'd rather not go with the traditional cage type kennels where cats don't have any more room than the size of a small cage for several days, and get little or no human interaction. We think this would be overly traumatic for our three (they're already going to have to go through a lot just leaving their old home). So, we hope to find a kitty spa of sorts where we can feel that our cats will be pampered for the four or five days we have to keep them there. Any recommendations? Does this type of boarding facility exist anywhere in Raleigh or its suburbs? We don't even care much if we have to travel a half hour or more to find one... Thanks again!

[Beffrey2]

Sorry, I have no idea. Just posting to bump your thread up.

You have some spoiled kitty cats!

I spoil my two Labradors the same way though.

[leighbhe]

We have our dog at the cobble hill kennel, which also boards cats. Our currently spoiled dog is in the vip room (safari theme) with a television, bed, etc. So, their information is:
cobblehillbedandbiscuit.com

We are paying 36 a day for the suite.........Their website has a cat section and a dog section, and seems to have quite a bit of information.

Leigh