I feel like this has been brought up, but it's been happening to me at least for a long time. Or am I crazy and this didn't used to happen? 

When I send animals to my retirement account (which has over 1300 open stalls) my animals are not auto changing to the home stable of my retirement. I have to manually go into every animal and switch them to home stable. 

Anyway to get this fixed? It is extremely time consuming and I had animals get sent to the HA after I accidentally booted them from the previous account's stable. 

https://imgur.com/a/gT5XMNG

https://imgur.com/a/3M72wNF

So as far as I can remember, at least for a couple years, auto-changing stables hasn't been a thing. I've had to manually change stables whenever I send critters to my retirement. 

A little life hack however: buying one individual stall/crate at a time does a fancy thing where it will automatically pull an animal that isn't boarded at Home into boarding. When my retirement uppie expired, instead of going back and manually changing board for all my animals, I just went and bought a crapton more crates and stalls one click at a time and it reboarded all my animals for me once I bought enough lmao. It doesn't sound like it, but it's muuuuch faster than doing it on the animal page.

Another hack(ish): I made my retirement public (but put in the name that I don't feed, because I never check it). Then I change the animal's board before I even move it to the retirement account. I do it when I'm changing it's name to the retired name after breeding. That way board is all taken care of when I dump them in my retirement account, and all I have to do is just change their divider ^^

Thanks for taking the time to respond Mango. 

But also, why did this go away, and can it be brought back? If the account has open stable/kennels?

It's never been a thing. I can look and see if I can make it a thing maybe this summer if I can figure it out, though?

That is so weird... Mandela effect? Lol. 

Blitz, I think this would be amazing if you could make it a thing!