“Adopt a Senior Month” is celebrated in November, when the wise and experienced take the spotlight. Senior pets are often overlooked for many reasons, but they offer the same amount of companionship and love as any other pet.
Senior animals often have a harder time adjusting to shelter life or foster homes – and they also tend to have a longer waiting period before getting adopted. There is a dire need to find more senior pets the loving homes they deserve. So, if you’re looking to adopt a pet, here are 4 reasons why you may want to consider adopting a senior companion
Here are a few senior pets that are ready and waiting for loving homes.
Katie is an adorable senior lady with a beautiful coat colour! She has some extra weight that just means more of her to love while you work with her to lose it. The way this lady’s heart is through chin scratches and pets.
At almost 7-years-old, little Juniper is reaching her senior years. Juniper loves to see people and is always jumping at the chance to go for a walk. She may need a little help learning how to walk on leash, but with a tasty treat or two you’ll get her full attention!
Sterling and Opally are a bonded pair of bunnies and are looking for their forever home together. These two are almost 6 years old which puts them in the senior age group, but they’ll be your friend for life! Some of their favourite activities include curling up, getting comfy, and watching the latest carrot documentary together.
If you are considering adopting a pet, take a look at of our senior animals still waiting for their forever home. Providing a loving home to these older pets is priceless. As they warm up to their new environment, you can seek comfort knowing that you’ve given them the ultimate gift – a place they can call home.
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