Senior Living Pet Sanctuary
This poor, poor sweet, boy! We picked Lord Elrond up from IACS on 12/17/21. He was abandoned on the grounds of the shelter and is approximately 12 years old. He was originally named Emma by the shelter staff and was designated as a spayed female. We took him to the vet on Tuesday. Kara (veterinary technician) took him to their …
Look at this handsome guy! Sirus is the 15 year old brother to Isis. We picked him up from IACS on 12/17/21. As with Isis, he was surrendered by his owner who was too ill to care for him properly. He is very vocal and all he wants is to be held and pet and loved on. He went …
Meet Isis! How adorable is she? Isis is Sirus’s 15 year old sister. We picked her up from IACS on 12/17/21. She was surrendered by her owner who was too ill to care for her properly. She is super sweet, has the cutest meow and loves to be held. Isis is not feeling too good right now. She has an …
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Jazzy and Surprise Kitty need help with their toofs!
Diamond is a 12 year old Beagle Mix. She is our first foster dog and newest member of the Serenity family. Diamond’s original family became homeless (friends took them in) but were not able to keep her. A very nice friend of the family contacted us and helped get her to us. Diamond is confused and sad but is as …
Diamond is a 12 year old Beagle Mix. She is our first foster dog and newest member of the Serenity family. Diamond’s original family became homeless (friends took them in) but were not able to keep her. A very nice friend of the family contacted us and helped get her to us. Diamond is confused and sad but is as …
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Why are Regular Donations so Very Important.
Studies have shown that senior pets are relinquished to shelters and rescues for reasons relating to cost, moving or home foreclosure, and the animal’s illness. According to information gathered by the NCBI, “historically, older cats and dogs have been particularly at-risk for euthanasia in animal shelters due to their lower perceived appeal for adoption. As spay/neuter of companion animals has …