Boarding Kennels & Catteries in Sault Ste. Marie, ON
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663 Old Goulais Bay, Sault Ste Marie, P6A 5K8
+1 705-945-1049
Dedicated to serving your pets since 1994, owners Michelle Walls and Lori Santa Maria join together with their staff to provide a great getaway for your four-legged family member. At Pet Pleasure Resort we provide top quality boarding, playtime, & daycare services. We offer full grooming which includes bathing, nail trims and clippings to both our boarded guests & scheduled appointments. For the comfort of your pet we provide them with in floor radiant heating, air conditioning, & easy listening music that is designed to make your pets stay comfortable. Viewing and Trials: If you wish to come by for a viewing or to book a trial to introduce your pet before his/her first official visit, feel free to call our staff during business hours at 705-945-1049. Requirements: Pet Pleasure Resort requires that your pet is currently up to date with vaccinations. Bordetella-canine cough vaccine is strongly recommended. 
Pet Pleasure Resort receives positive feedback from several customers about the care and affection shown to their pets. Some mention their pets being happy and excited to be there. No issues with health and safety reported. 
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2016 Third Line West, Sault Ste. Marie, P6A 5K8
+1 705-779-2423
Spruce Haven Origins: Spruce Haven was established in the 1970's, by Helen Marshall, whose love for dogs and cats, led to a facility, (originally named Spruce Haven Kennels), for the boarding of pets. A lifelong dream of Helen was also to have a place where she could provide loving care for injured and abandoned animals such as dogs, cats, horses, and many others. As injured animals and birds began arriving from owners and organizations such as the humane society, barns and other structures were built. This led to the arrival of assorted domestic animals such as horses, donkeys, goats, sheep, etc. In 1988, Spruce Haven began receiving injured and abandoned baby wildlife and exotic animals and other non-native species. We were known as Spruce Haven Zoo. Facilities were constructed to provide for the care of these animals. Due to regulations, we no longer accept native injured wildlife, but have a healthy collection of animals born here and non-native species who call our place ho