Every animal should live in a healthy environment, yet many older animals find it difficult to do so. Others claim that owners frequently give up doggos in favor of little puppies. Animals, on the other hand, need a location where they may spend their latter years in peace.
For instance, hundreds of old dogs were recently moved across the country in search of new homes. To assist them find new owners, a nonprofit group transports animals from animal shelters all around the country. Their assistance has enabled the rescue of around 2,500 animals. The bulk of the dogs were found as strays in the Los Angeles area.
In California, there are foster families or waiting homes for each of them. The association claims that after the age of 7, senior dogs have trouble finding homes. Just 25% of them get adopted, which is much less than the percentage of shelter pups.
Those who give these incredible senior canines a chance learn that they make fantastic pals. And we’ve discovered that our own network of foster and foster homes complement the excitement and personality of people who adopt dogs.
