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Support our special needs dogs

Unfortunately, some of the dogs that come into Senior Dogs 4 Seniors suffer from injuries, chronic illnesses or just plain old age. These dogs would likely be considered lost causes at most shelters. Here at Senior Dogs 4 Seniors, we allow all of our pets as much time as they need to find a special home who can care for them. Please consider providing a home for these dogs. (We do not ask for an adoption donation.) If you are unable to provide a home to these dogs, please consider giving a donation for their food and medications.

This wonderful senior German Shepherd came to us through another rescue group after a police raid in Jefferson County where 18 German Shepherds were removed from living in squallor in a backyard. Prudie is absolutely incredible! She is fully house trained, loves her crate, enjoys some play with her pack members, begs for human food (extremely well), sits with difficulty on command and snores. We've found Prudie has a number of chronic medical problems she'll have to contend with for the remainder of her life. Hip Dysplasia with knee and hip arthritis and has been diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Due to her hip and knee problems she sleeps on an orthopoedic bed for her weary body. This lady wants nothing more than to be petted when she wants, a warm comfy bed and to eat good food. Prudie is a wonderful Senior Lady.