Run-In Sheds & Animal Shelters in Owensboro, KY
Run-in sheds, coops and kennels built for airflow, easy cleanout and durable footing, keeping horses, poultry and dogs sheltered on rural Daviess County acreage.
Animal shelters live or die on airflow and cleanout. A three-sided run-in facing away from prevailing winter wind, with a raised base and generous eave height, stays dry and stays healthy.
For poultry and dogs we build in predator-resistant hardware cloth, secure latches, easy-clean floors and ventilation that works in July as well as January.
What's included
- Three-sided run-ins for horses and cattle
- Chicken coops with predator-resistant hardware
- Insulated and vented dog kennels
- Kick boards and reinforced interior walls
- Raised, drainable floor bases
- Optional tack or feed room partition
Where we build these
We install run-in sheds & animal shelters throughout Owensboro and Daviess County, plus Philpot, Whitesville, Utica, Hartford and the rest of our western Kentucky service area.
Common questions
Which direction should a run-in face?
In western Kentucky, open the shelter toward the southeast so winter wind hits a closed wall.
How big should a run-in be?
A common rule is roughly 12x12 for the first horse plus about 100 square feet per additional animal.
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