We envision a world where every senior dog thrives, and no old dog dies alone and afraid. Ensuring senior dogs find loving, forever homes is central to that vision. There are many benefits and reasons to adopt a senior dog, and we hope to show the world what incredible companions they are.
Here are some adoptable senior dogs located across the country. Please check in with each organization to learn more about how to adopt a shelter or rescue dog.
Adopted
Izzy
10 YRS
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Izzy is a sweet female Boxer. Her estimated DOB is 4/4/2008. She came to us through no fault of her own and her weight at intake was 41 lbs. She is a loving gal who is looking for a place to call her own. She will be a great…
Adopted
Fidgey & Wynn Dixie
13 & 3 YRS
The Grey Muzzle Organization
Looking for a terrific two-fer? This Pennsylvania pair may be an odd couple, but the folks at Main Line Animal Rescue in Phoenixville say they’re both wonderfully even-tempered!Fidgey is a senior of 13, but Wynn Dixie is only…
Adopted
Randal
12 YRS
SpokAnimal C.A.R.E.
Randal came to us in June as a transfer from a partner shelter. When he arrived, he had fur loss on his back and tail. While the cause of the problem been treated, it's taking time for his fur to grow back. (The benefit is that,…
Judith
7 YRS
Asheville Humane Society
Are you looking for an adventure buddy? Well look no further! Judith, nicknamed Judy, is always up for a car ride, a good hike, or a splash in the stream. Our hiking volunteers have said she is excellent on the trails and loves…
Adopted
Carter
9 YRS
Two by Two Rescue
Carter is a dapper Cocker Spaniel who has retained his handsome, youthful look without any Hollywood help, if you know what we mean. Maybe in dog years nine is considered getting up in age, but this gentleman is full of playful…