Disneyland Kennel?

I've never utilized their kennels, either, but I would assume that they're quality, much like most everything Disneyland has to offer.  They've got to be quality or they won't get you coming back.  I'd try calling them up at least and asking about what services they provide, etc.  It is just for the day, afterall.

If you do use them, let us know how it goes!  I've always been curious, myself.
 

If it's like the one here at WDW or Epcot, they are pretty anal about actually requiring "proof" of vaccinations.  Now after a bit of a tiff they DID accept my dog's titers but this was 3-4 years ago.  The staff don't really understand anything and, typically, Disney, it depends on the staff you get waiting on you.  Either they are "by the book" completely or will bend a bit.

So take a folder with copies of all vax/licenses.  If you *don't* have them they will usually allow the dog to be outside in the kennels but not inside with the climate-controlled section.

 At one time they used to walk them ONCE a night if you kennelled overnight but you had to pay extra.  But during the day they generally REQUIRE you to come back to the kennel to walk the dog.  Given how big the parks are, that can be a huge trek if you don't 'plan' for it.  Most folks tend to work the park from right to left in a big circle and that can put you at the opposite end of the 'world' (literally) from where the dog is.

I don't know about the Disneyland kennel, but I know of a really really really good boarding/daycare facility about an hour away from there, and they just opened up another branch about 20 mins away from Disneyland. (As long as we're talking DisneyLAND in CA.) If you're interested, PM me, I used to live right around there. :) 

I used it many years ago and it worked out fine.  I don't remember them asking to see any med records - they just accepted his assortment of tags as proof of vaccinations.  I'm sure they're a bit pickier now, so I'd bring records just in case.

Joyce