Manoir Kanisha will close on January 31st 2025

Written by Aéroport de Montréal

« After 35 years of Pet Boarding and International Pet Relocation services, Manoir Kanisha will cease its activities as of January 31, 2025. ADM, Aéroports de Montréal, has informed us that they must reclaim these local strategic areas for airport use. Although this situation saddens us, we understand that ADM must prioritize its users and maintain their level of service. In this context, we have decided not to relocate our activities to another site. We want to thank our dedicated employees who have provided excellent care to thousands of animals. We are very grateful to our loyal customers who have used our various services during the last 35 years. »

Our clients having unused days in their 28-DAY-PREPAID PACKAGE will be refunded after March 31, 2025.

11. Boarding for Senior Other Pets

The “SENIOR AGE” varies for each species, even for each breed in each species. For example, in the canine species,  some small breeds such as terriers can easily live until they are 20 to 22 years old. But the Great Dane or the Wolfhound generally lives between 7 to 9 years old.

In the “other pets” species the variability is even greater. If cared properly the Guinea Pig or the House Rabbit could live until 12 years and the red-eared slider turtle until 40 years. Some pet birds have incredible longevity; the Cockatiel can live until 15 to 20 years, the Macaw until 50 years and the African Grey, can easily live pass 75 years of age. Generally, the larger the parrot, the longer the lifespan. Because of the lack of predators, in captivity the birds are able to reach their full lifespan potential.

So what is consider a “senior pet” will depend on the specie and the breed of your best friend.

At Manoir Kanisha we are experienced to care for all the species of domestic pets. If you can provide us with clear instructions on how to care for your “senior pet” we will follow your instructions to the letter.


1990 - 2025

Thirty-five years of excellent services
to pets and their owners