Senior lady and canine companion come to the rescue

November is Senior Dog Adoption Month!🩵🐾 Often older dogs and cats are overlooked in the shelter or assumed to be aggressive; which is often not the case. Many of these senior pets were once someone’s faithful companion, changing home circumstances, financial restrictions, relocations or deaths may shape the dogs’ destination. Younger pets can be more adorable but require infinite attention and are often destructive; an older pet can be your new low-impact companion and now until December 1st,

Senior mutts not adopted on Saturday!

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Quality assurance investigator at your service 🫡 #seniordog #rescuedog #dogmomlife #amstaff #househippo #bullybreed | Maggiepotamus

Guide to Senior Dog Care

It’s so hard to know the right way to help your senior dog with aging. For Brickle, keeping movement in our daily routine is key. | 2 Traveling Dogs

Why keep senior dogs active? Keeping senior dogs active is crucial for their overall well-being. Here are five reasons why it's important to maintain their mobility: 1. **Joint Health**: Regular, gentle exercise helps to keep joints supple and can reduce the symptoms of arthritis, which is common in older dogs. Movement helps to distribute synovial fluid, which lubricates the joints, easing stiffness and discomfort. 2. **Weight Management**: As dogs age, their metabolism slows down. Keeping them