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
Max
12 YRS
Connecticut Humane Society
Max comes with a big smile, big goofball energy, and a big love for toys that he can carry around in his mouth. This 12-year-old pooch is happy to get outside with you for a walk (with a toy, of course), or to lay down at…
Adopted
Lola
8 YRS
Austin Humane Society
Lola here! I'm an older lady with a lot of love to give. Grey Muzzle helped me heal from several mast cell tumors and I can't wait to find my forever home. I'd love a quiet home where I can relax on the couch or in the…
Adopted
Tuna
8 YRS
Little Shelter Animal Rescue and Adoption Center
An eight-year-old Chihuahua mix, this tempting little tidbit is Tuna. A new arrival, she is still finding her footing and developing her confidence, so she needs someone who will be patient with her progress, giving her time…