Rural Johnstown property to become animal-boarding center

BySharon Dunn February 20, 2026February 20, 2026

WELD COUNTY — A Weld County couple plans to turn their rural property into a dog kennel that will hold up to 56 dogs and five other household animals on a 3-acre property northwest of Johnstown. The couple, Debra and Jeffrey Garcia, won approval in November from the Board of...

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