A newly surfaced federal contract reveals that US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the parent agency of the US Border Patrol, has entered into a taxpayer-funded kennelling services agreement worth up to approximately £55,000 ($74,866) with Four Seasons Pet Resort, a private pet care company, to house and board enforcement canines.
CBP lists the Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) 70B03C26A00000003 with Four Seasons Pet Resort LLC, based in Columbus, Michigan, with a total ceiling amount of £55,000 ($74,866) and a performance period running through December 2030, according to federal procurement records.
